Sentence examples for proved seriously from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, an Arsenal ensemble lacking, among others, the injured Santi Cazorla – whose absence has so often proved seriously undermining to regularly dashed title hopes – Lucas Pérez and Nacho Monreal sparkled in the balmy Wearside sunshine.
However you look at it, Mr. Brown's irascible characterization of a member of the public as a "bigoted woman," caught on a live microphone after the two had discussed immigration policy, dominated the political discussion on Wednesday and proved seriously unfortunate for him and for his party.
In the wake of the 9/11 attacks she had written a series of opinion pieces for US newspapers, urging contemplation and debate, and her ideas (the suggestion, for instance, that "in critical times, our leaders need most to be influenced by the moderating force of dissent") were proving seriously unpopular.
Any sense that "the pensioner vote" weighs disproportionately heavily in the minds of our politicians on the basis that they vote and young people don't could prove seriously corrosive long term to our cherished democratic institutions.
But others remember Sanchez quitting the job to take over at Fulham and his criticism of Worthington last month may prove seriously counterproductive to his chances of a Northern Ireland return.
The guilt of victims is assumed - never proven, seriously investigated, or even questioned.
The accumulation of stocks of raw materials and foodstuffs by consumers, although in the short run it presents advantages to the producers by enlarging the market for their goods, may in the long run prove seriously to their disadvantage.
For Toronto week, our writers proved me seriously wrong.
This week, local authorities proved how seriously they take concerns over drug use at music festivals, shutting down Future Music Festival Asia a week before its scheduled run.
Based on Philip Roth's 2008 novel of the same name, Indignation could prove a seriously hard-hitting weepie.
In his ruling, Judge Breyer said the government had failed to prove why seriously ill patients should not have legal access the drug.
