Sentence examples for serious and perhaps from inspiring English sources

The failure to have performed a reported control experiment would be "a very serious and perhaps unforgivable offense," Dr. Haidt said.

Representatives of the Yemeni government and the Houthis are scheduled to meet in Switzerland on Tuesday in what has been billed as a serious and perhaps a last-ditch effort to end a conflict that has claimed nearly 6,000 lives and represents a massive humanitarian disaster in the Arab world's poorest country.

The financial crisis offers serious and perhaps widespread motivations for male suicidal behavior.

Perhaps we are able to reexamine some attachments, but the problem for liberalism arises if there are others so fundamental to our identity that they cannot be set aside, and that any attempt to do so will result in serious and perhaps irreparable psychological damage.

But another memory is more serious and, perhaps, more revealing about George Bush.

"We had a serious session, and perhaps there was a need to pause a few minutes and resume in another form," Zarif told reporters in Tehran.

Those players may simply see much of the N.F.L.'s enforcement as window dressing, not serious protection, and perhaps rightly so.

United are resistant to selling to Chelsea, but with a player who has serious misgivings and – perhaps most crucially – two years left on his contract.

Art, says the man who made cartoons into serious art and perhaps philosophy, precedes technique, just as the smell precedes the cake.

But the mood quickly turned serious again, and perhaps it was no coincidence that Aynaoui went on to lose his serve.

Thus, on average, a student's work classified as containing "very much" plagiarism possessed at least 335 words of direct plagiarism and 335 words with references but lacking quotation marks, i.e., in total, nearly three pages well enough to inspire serious accusations and, perhaps, jeopardise an author's job if done in a professional paper.