Sentence examples for serious items from inspiring English sources
But that includes few serious items: ground-to-air missiles, rocket- and grenade-launchers, snipers' rifles.
But there are two additional and extremely serious items that President-elect Obama will need to consider undoing.
In addition to all the serious items, there were tables displaying knickknacks and trinkets, T-shirts and patches.
He pointed out that the benefit of attracting so many hits is that visitors are then able read other, more serious, items.
At the recent inquest it was revealed that, under the prison contract, discoveries of "serious items" - such as knives and other weapons - carried stiffer penalties (50 penalty points) than a serious assault on a staff member (10 points), or indeed the suicide of an inmate (one penalty point).
Make specific plans to take care of the serious items that merit your attention.
The only "serious" item in the room is an early-20th-century American hooked rug; Jayne, who still sleeps in the 19th-century bed he had as a youth, firmly believes that "you should have one good thing in a child's room" that the owner can grow up with.
It is reasonable to think that some items like "I worry that my skin condition may be serious (item 3), "...makes me feel depressed" (item 6), or "I am angry about my skin condition" (item 15) may affect differently in a population with a limited perspective of survival as patients in this study.
The most severe items on the right (concerning very serious problems) were items from the CBCL, which in general appeared to have more severe items than the other three questionnaires.
Somehow our three amigos are going to have to get these dangerous items back to their owner without themselves getting into very serious trouble.
Trivial stories about giant vegetables may well supplant serious news items almost everywhere in August, but the Norwegian expression "cucumber stories" is rooted in the 18th-century British phrase: "tailor's holiday, when they leave to play and cucumbers are in season".
