Sentence examples for really serious case from inspiring English sources

In most cases we exercise that right when we think there is a really serious case to answer," he said.

When our brains are like that, we need a place to dump our thoughts, otherwise we'll develop a really serious case of schizophrenia or something.

Now the less serious youth offences never reach court, and the really serious cases are sent up to crown courts, which have greater sentencing powers, he says.

And anyhow, even if you were to make exceptions to the "No lying to children" rule, which I can understand, you'd make them for really serious cases, not to invent a magic man who lives at the top of the world.

"This is really a serious case for our disciplinary commission".

Yes, this is strange, but sometimes feeling that you MUST have a subject can really bring on a serious case of writer's block.

Texas Governor Rick Perry denied that lax oversight caused the West explosion, while the Bangladeshi Finance Minister who outraged the world by saying the accident "wasn't really serious" added that "These are individual cases of... accidents.

Lady Hale said the case centred on a "really serious question".

If you want to get really serious about this issue, you could make the case that George W. Bush had something to do with it as well.

"In the case that the Greeks get into really serious problems, we would support an I.M.F.

Meanwhile, Kerry Washington proved that orange really is the new black and Sarah Silverman made a serious case for forest green.