Sentence examples for put seriously from inspiring English sources

"This," the statement continued, "would put seriously ill patients at grave risk".

"I think if the E.C.B. were to see that the macroeconomic implications of Japan were such that they would put seriously into question the European outlook, then they might reconsider the policy decision," Nick Matthews, senior European economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland, wrote in an e-mail.

"I think if the E.C.B. were to see that the macroeconomic implications of Japan were such that they would put seriously into question the European outlook, then they might reconsider the policy decision," Nick Matthews, senior European economist at Royal Bank of Scotland, wrote in an e-mail.

But I think the AAA had to do something because I really think that the future of work by anthropologists with indigenous peoples in Latin America with a high potential to do good was put seriously at risk by its accusations, and silence on the part of the AAA would have been interpreted as either assent or cowardice.

The health secretary's statements about a lack of senior doctors working at weekends have "potentially caused unnecessary harm" by putting seriously ill patients off going to hospital, said Heidi Alexander.

There was much more we hadn't seen: the resort island of Nosy Be; the elusive aye-aye and other (as our guidebook put it) "seriously weird" creatures.

Our public liability covers accidents with clients and their property while working with them – simple accidents, such as tripping over a tripod or lighting stand could put you seriously out of pocket if a client sues.

We put people seriously looking for a relationship in one place, at the same time.