Sentence examples for particularly serious form from inspiring English sources

Terrorism is a particularly serious form of criminal conduct that should be dealt with by mainstream law, the provisions of which are entirely robust enough to catch killers, bombers and conspirators.

Richard was in particularly good form.

This means he is in particularly good form.

Young children are particularly susceptible to paralytic polio, the most serious form of the disease.

Common justifications for allowing this form of standing include the need to vindicate the rule of law and the need to challenge particularly serious illegality where no individual is peculiarly affected by it.

"This is particularly serious.

His bid does not appear particularly serious.

I had serious form on this front.

Mr. Rose is particularly serious about chicken.

None of these seem particularly serious impediments.

The more serious form is inhalation anthrax.