Sentence examples for serious in itself from inspiring English sources

That is serious in itself.

Although usually not serious in itself, it can give rise to considerable discomfort, irritation, and even impairment of vision.

But speaking on condition of anonymity, a senior politician from Mr. Sharon's rivalrous Likud faction called a recommendation to indict "quite serious in itself".

"I can't imagine," declares Lithuania's prime minister, "it will be possible for Europe to speak with one voice [on the missile shield]."This difference, serious in itself, reflects a deep-seated division over how to deal with Russia.

I am concerned that other engagements have prevented me from giving to the Royal Society, before their recess, a complete account of my experiments on the electricity of the torpedo; a subject not only serious in itself, but opening a large field of interesting inquiry, both to the electrician in his walk of physics, and to all who consider, particularly or generally, the animal oeconomy.

The issue is too serious, in itself and for the future of the civilized world, to permit bickering and information leaks once the action begins.

Details are (relatively) scarce at this point, but the publicly traded company (current market cap: US$7.5 billion) seems to be serious in positioning itself against Facebook Mobile as a gaming platform for smartphones.

This was a serious incident in itself, the potential for an even greater consequence was apparent".

Coping with the challenges of raising a severely intellectually disabled child is a serious stressor in itself.

Gen. Abdul-Karim Khalaf, said that they had been held on charges of being associated with Al Awda, a serious charge in itself.

It is not necessarily a serious condition in itself and need not result in significant restriction of activity; nevertheless, its presence may create problems for other cardiac functions, particularly in the ventricles, or lower chambers of the heart.