Sentence examples for serious opposing from inspiring English sources

It serves our serious, opposing interests to remain engaged and aware of what the other is doing.

Plus, he'll be somewhat hobbled by having to defend policies he doesn't really believe in (such as extending Bush's tax cuts for the superrich), doesn't really care or know much about (such as his announced proposals for health care), or hasn't had to defend against serious opposing arguments (such as Iraq).

The serious (as opposed to Serious) thing to say here is that on current projections, Social Security faces a shortfall — NOT bankruptcy — a quarter of a century from now.

Anyone who is serious (as opposed to Serious) about matters fiscal knows that it's highly misleading just to focus on the raw deficit numbers (ONE TRILLION DOLLARS), for two reasons.

On non-industrial matters, and to British indignation, he is also serious about opposing Turkish membership of the EU: this week France blocked the opening of one of three new chapters in Turkey's negotiations.

If we're serious about opposing an extreme Brexit then we can't just wave through Article 50.

"If any of the Republican House Members or candidates were truly serious about opposing Donald Trump, they would have ditched him a long time ago and sworn to oppose him at the ballot box in November by voting for Hillary Clinton," spokeswoman Barb Solish said in a statement.

The episode also seems to confirm WikiLeaks serious, as opposed to rhetorical, entry into this story.

LAST week, a Twitter conversation broke out among a few economists concerning whether any serious economists opposed a carbon tax.

The best way to attract a mentor is to reveal that you already have some skills, and that you are disciplined and serious, as opposed to just charming and friendly.

The police did not in any serious way oppose the mass protest last Thursday that led to the burning of the federal Parliament, helped along by some prior agreements made with the opposition.