Sentence examples for serious shadow from inspiring English sources
That's serious shadow work, the equivalent of three million full-time jobs.
But, as Cain acknowledged on the conference call, this latest scandal had cast a serious shadow over his run.
Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: Uncertainty about the US recovery has sent markets into a tail spin today after bad US employment data cast a serious shadow over the recent rally.
In the defence's closing statement, it said the "challenges faced to Thailand's law enforcement and justice systems in this case also cast a serious shadow over the safety of tourism in Thailand".
The emerging picture "casts a very serious shadow over the impartiality and fairness of the process for the litigants," said Richard Hesse, interim dean at the Franklin Pierce Law Center here, "and certainly does leave a shadow over what we profess is the central proposition of our legal system, and that is a rule of law, not a rule of men".
For example, the optimal rate could fall down to 3 Mbps when channel conditions become worse (e.g., when large amount of multi-path fading and serious shadowing by obstacles occurs) in low vehicle density.
E Elias Merhige's semi-serious comedy Shadow of the Vampire, starring Willem Dafoe as Schreck, takes this much-mooted fantasy and runs with it to remarkably silly effect.
"With the tech-driven transformation of the energy market that is well under way, together with legitimate concerns about conflicts of interest for National Grid, these proposals should be given serious consideration," said shadow energy minister Alan Whitehead.
Yearbook photos show him running laps and posing in uniform, a short, trim figure trying to look serious with the shadow of a mustache.
Over the two-year follow-up, 26 patients were excluded for the following reasons: withdrawal of consent, appearance of a new shadow, serious condition, death, vertebral bone fracture, or lost to follow-up.
