Sentence examples for serious thinking on from inspiring English sources

What we need now is some serious thinking on what it will take to kill that plant and clear the path back to functionality.

Yet this quietly spoken 71-year-old has probably provoked more serious thinking on controversial issues than any other theatre director working in Britain today.

The Russian ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, said the statement was "wishy-washy" and called for "some very serious thinking" on how to address the deteriorating situation in Yemen.

"The concept of the video comes from some serious thinking on biology and how synthetic biology will enter the home.

There is no better time than now to begin serious thinking on this serious matter because haphazard and ad hoc measures put in place today could deter, or worse, prevent two key requirements for effective earthquake management in the future: responsible rebuilding and practical preparation.

FINAL READING The Tories may appear comical now, but there is some serious thinking going on, writes Nick Clegg.

She had been approached to run in the 2011 Assembly elections, but said she had some serious thinking to do on whether she could face the "traumatic" event of defeat again – she lost her seat by just 194 votes to the Conservative's Jonathan Evans.

President Barack Obama and his national security advisers have some serious thinking to do over the next week on the scope, duration and lethality of U.S. military action against the organization calling itself the Islamic State.

But after Australia has gone through a national day of mourning on October 20th, his government will have some serious thinking to do.

"Kevin has to do some serious thinking off the field.

"Yorkshire were much the better side and Somerset have some serious thinking to do".