Sentence examples for serious in terms of from inspiring English sources

"But it's serious in terms of construction and detail".

It has to be serious in terms of content.

But, Judge White said, "even what are considered minor charges can be very serious in terms of public safety.

So the resources were quite serious in terms of what was intended as an outcome of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Less serious in terms of human health, but vexatious as man measures economic values, is the fact that salt-marsh mosquitoes in Florida are also showing resistance.

For all of the prosecution's successes today, the two counts of which Mr. Milan was acquitted were among the most serious in terms of potential penalties, and also the most thoroughly documented.

Unfortunately, some businesses don't ever bounce back -- some take a serious hit in terms of damage and lost revenue, and natural disasters obviously pose serious threats to people and property.

"For all the talk of ISIS and Al Qaeda everywhere right now," Mattis said in April, "nothing is as serious... in terms of stability and prosperity and some hope for a better future for the young people out there than Iran".

It also comes with some serious drawbacks, in terms of compliance costs, for instance.

"There are very serious ramifications in terms of the competition," Gallop said.

For me, carrying a tablet is a serious compromise in terms of usability and convenience.