Sentence examples for purposes seriously from inspiring English sources

As usual with Amorphophallus species, drying a specimen for herbarium purposes seriously deflates dimensions of many parts of the spadix, readily leading to misinterpretations of especially appendix shapes and dimensions, and similarly for pistils.

Paglen has little time for artists who don't take art's social purpose seriously.

The suspicion grows that few RSPO members really take its rules or its purpose seriously.

Prior cash-outs for family emergencies, college tuition or other "justifiable" purposes would seriously undermine the intended retirement protection.

When approached for comment, ICE spokesperson Danielle Bennett wrote in an emailed statements that the agency takes claims of US citizens being improperly detained for immigration enforcement purposes very seriously.

"She really set herself this purpose quite seriously," Ms. de Margerie said last week by phone from Paris, on the eve of her American book tour.

Digression here represents the utmost in art; it provides a relief from the persistent attention required when the author is pursuing his purpose more seriously.

"I think every school can gainfully use farming seriously for educational purposes, even it it's just having a flock of chickens".

Healthy cells contain a network of molecular sensors that trigger death when a cell has either outlived its purpose or been seriously damaged.

"Given the fact that groundwater renewal is meager here, coupled with the ever increasing demand for water for agricultural purposes, we need to seriously think about the coming generations".

In some countries, the use of cold temperatures for medical purposes is taken quite seriously.