Sentence examples for rose seriously from inspiring English sources

I stopped taking Chapin Rose seriously when as a state representative back in 2010 he voted against what should have been an historic advance in school reform.

Acclimatise's Firth is wary about accusing the private sector of not taking the threat of sea-level rises seriously.

The city of San Francisco insists it is taking sea level rise seriously and is putting serious mitigation measures in place.

The NRA is taking Watts' rise seriously.

The problem is that while some coastal counties and businesses are taking sea rise seriously, Republican ideologues at the top of the state and federal governments are ignoring it.

Because even small amounts of contaminants can give rise to seriously misleading results in chemical identification, purification of a compound for this purpose must be carried to the highest attainable degree; it is highly desirable to subject a substance to a succession of purification procedures based upon different principles, such as distillation and crystallization.

Downs: Failing to win an overall majority and student protests against tuition fee rises Cameron seriously disappointed the Conservatives by failing to win an outright majority against the unpopular incumbent prime minister, Gordon Brown, whose party had been in power for 13 years.

One was a bearded member of the board of governors, particularly worried that we had not taken the prospect of rising inflation seriously enough.

The lack of any major hurricane making landfall in South Florida since Wilma in October 2005 more than10 years ago seems to have induced a sense of complacency among many Florida residents (Frazier et al. 2010), who do not always take climate change or sea level rise research seriously.

In Britain the churches never seriously rose to the Berrigan challenge, although the Student Christian Movement did engage with the anti-war movement and support the Catonsville Nine.

The number of cyclists who were killed or seriously injured rose from 447 to 610 – an increase of 36 per cent.