Sentence examples for serious scales from inspiring English sources

The number of people making such decisions increased from not at all serious to very serious scales (1.31, CI: 1.15 1.5 and 1.85, CI: 1.59 2.16), and from the third to the highest quintiles groups.

These efforts are unlikely to be tried on any serious scale without reform.

But that was then, and "Caroline" is now, replete with retribution on a serious scale.

"It is similar to weapons used in bird shooting but on a more serious scale.

"We need serious scale to make this business work," Robert Wolfe said.

The assertion that a "gap in standards of living" drives people to migrate on any serious scale is fallacious.

Within a few years, Bouvier was buying and selling pictures on a serious scale, interacting almost solely with other dealers.

Adapting the SMP multicore programming model from general-purpose computing has serious scaling and reliability issues as well, as shown by work here at Berkeley.

By age 12, Hamilton had the backing of Ron Dennis, the chief executive of McLaren, enabling him to compete on a more serious scale.

It is fine to set aside brownfield sites and all the rest, but ultimately the state will have to build homes on a serious scale.

The cost of addressing the problem, it said, could be limited to about 1% of GDP, provided it starts on a serious scale within 10 to 20 years.