Sentence examples for serious trial from inspiring English sources

It would become the most serious trial of mass murder in Australia's history.

And he has had no interest in a serious trial of the Khmer Rouge.

The defence of Rod Blagojevich resembled a multimedia circus more than a serious trial.

For some in the gallery, it has raised the prickly issue of when and if laughter is appropriate during a serious trial.

But Mr Pettigrew says he still hopes that there will be a successful appeal against the Iranian court's verdict and that a more "serious" trial will then be held.This cautious vagueness infuriates Ms Kazemi's son, Stephan Hachemi, who has spent much of the past year campaigning for his mother's body to be returned to Canada and for her killers to be held to account.

If the lexicogrammatical descriptions and their meanings (Halliday and Matthiessen [1999]; Hasan [1983]; Cloran 2004; Williams [1995]) have proved reasonable, then the use of this approach is worthy of a serious trial.

For many years Lebanon maintained its parliamentary democracy, despite serious trials.

He reeled off a list of unaccomplished goals, including the arrest of leading members of the old government, serious trials for corrupt businessmen, the removal of university presidents appointed by former President Hosni Mubarak as well as his provincial governors.

He briefly reflected on his separation from Apple, saying that he was happy to see the company moving forward, but foresaw it facing serious trials in the near future as it grappled with what path it would follow: a pivot toward consumer electronics, or becoming the next serious computer company.

"This suggests that in multiple prosecutions some people are being swept up into serious trials who should not be there," it said.

A lot of people have been impatiently waiting for his upcoming third effort, Purp, Wind and Fire, which has suffered through countless delays thanks to some serious trials and tribulations he's gone through.