Sentence examples for serious appeals from inspiring English sources
Serious appeals came ask for my comment on complex human rights issues and conflicts.
"If he's proven guilty, I think there's going to be some serious appeals because I think there are some fundamental constitutional questions that I've never seen in a case like this".
Mr. Sexton has a more serious appeal.
It was going down and too high but, as Mike Atherton says, that's the first serious appeal all day.
Or, by self-regulation from the BBC, where BBC editorial guidelines lay down the law without external consultation or a serious appeal process, short of going to law.
Most of Mr. Gore's speech was a serious appeal for an activist, internationalist U.S. foreign policy -- something that, in fairness, Mr. Bush would also pursue.
For others, a membership program that brings executive-style perks, like discounts on hotels, airfare, LegalZoom, TripIt, StubHub, not to mention parties, has some serious appeal.
It may be awhile before the startup can do this at scale, but it could have some serious appeal to teachers and companies — and make money — when it does.
The company is offering a unique answer to the tangle of analytics data out there and by letting developers drill down into the user trends and stories that make up its visual presentations, Pathmapp could have some serious appeal for mobile developers.
According to the critic Neville Cardus, it was through the quality of her singing here that Ferrier "made her first serious appeal to musicians".
