Sentence examples for serious financially from inspiring English sources

So, if Comcast is serious financially and qualitatively, it and NBC could turn Versus into a credible rival.

Whatever the reasons, some insurance experts say the problem threatens to become as serious financially as asbestos has been: a potential health hazard that could cost the industry billions of dollars.

The museum, never strong financially, has now gotten itself into such serious financial difficulty that last week it agreed to sell the building to the Museum of Modern Art.

"Firms are contacting people who are financially vulnerable with offers of loans that can cause serious financial harm," says the charity's head of policy Peter Tutton.

"Arizona and other states are in serious trouble financially and for other reasons because of unrestrained immigration," he said.

Ms. Pertalion, a 40-year-old former production manager from North Carolina, used to make commercials for companies like McDonald's and Budweiser and said she took a "serious hit" financially when she moved to Montauk three years ago.

In a statement, he rejected the assertions by Mr. Crone and Mr. Myler that they had told him of an internal e-mail from the tabloid's archive — one showing that the phone hacking had been more widespread and posed a far more serious threat financially and legally — that justified a payout that would serve to contain the damage.

He said the club was in "serious trouble financially" and it was a "miracle" it had survived this long, as it had £500,000 of debt back in May.

The Three Bears consortium could make "significant" headway in its bid for power at Rangers amid a "deadly serious" week financially for the club, with Phoenix Suns basketball team owner Robert Sarver's takeover offer thought to have been conditional on a share issue and the American probably having to wait to have any involvement in the club.

If you are that stage, you are likely in serious trouble financially.

"Compared to a player like MP3 mppp, Liquid is at a serious disadvantage both financially and strategically," said Tom Taulli of Internet.com.