We are on serious ground here, and one of the tasks of the novel is to see it hallowed, defiled, and then reconsecrated.
The most prominent leaders, especially Richard Dawkins, refuse to debate on any serious grounds, and indeed they show almost total ignorance of the cutting-edge biology and physics that has admitted consciousness back into "good science".
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday that Moscow had "serious grounds" to believe the attack had been a provocation by rebel forces.
The NCHS dataset as an international growth reference has been challenged on serious technical grounds and its continued use is being discouraged [ 6- 8].
In any ordinary season, such form would have seen them lose serious ground on all of their rivals, but it was already abundantly clear that this was no ordinary campaign.
They won't be wrong to do so, but that's form, not substance, and on substance he's given up serious ground.
The battle was the last serious ground offensive conducted by Japanese forces on Guadalcanal.
We've reached a point in the race where the campaigns have their message set, and where they want to focus on serious boots-on-the-ground campaigning, and driving that message home, rather than rolling out some flashy new ad.
The region is really looking for the U.S. to back its diplomatic posturing with serious on-the-ground investments.
As far as I can see — admittedly from ground level — there are two possible effects on "serious" photography.
Mr. Egan added: "BBC World News is about serious news; with on-the-ground reporting and analysis from different parts of the world and a mandate to inform and provide a balanced view.
