Sentence examples for serious introduces from inspiring English sources

Kanigel, who has found the right tone for his subject, light but serious, introduces us to the young Jane Butzner, as she was born, in 1916.

If you're dating someone and it's getting serious, introduce her to your pal early on.

Jane Bowles comes to mind, the invigorating writer who, in her novel "Two Serious Ladies," introduces Christina Goering this way: "As a child Christina had been very much disliked by other children. . . .

But if Hillary, or another Democratic candidate, is serious about introducing tax and spending programs that would make a serious dent in wage stagnation and inequality, she (or he) will be faced with the choice of introducing bigger tax increases on the rich than Obama is proposing, or forgoing tax hikes and making some optimistic projections about the deficit.

"So it is no wonder that the response to the crash missed any opportunity to reform this sector, to do anything serious about introducing any element of competition.

Of these, perhaps the most serious are introduced species.

The experimenters were very serious, one introduced as a Professor.

One limitation of CBCT image quality is the serious artifacts introduced by X-ray scatter [ 7] and beam hardening [ 8].

For many, the tracheostomy surgery to implant a breathing tube marks a dividing line between living naturally and being kept alive artificially, and introduces serious medical complications and new burdens of care on family members.

It is demonstrated that the chromatic corrector with single element introduces serious eccentric transverse chromatic aberration (TCA), which deteriorates the image quality at the edge field-of-view.

This approach can remarkably mitigate the required decoder complexity over 90% during reverse playback across GOP boundaries, but the straightforward implementation introduces serious drift errors.