Sentence examples for seriously able from inspiring English sources

Nobody inside F1 is seriously able to question how it is run.

Are dads seriously able to hold on to their title?

Though not a military genius, he was "seriously able" in military matters.

As far as equal pay is concerned, openly publishing who earns what – or "pay reporting" – is the only way employees will seriously be able to address the injustice of pay discrepancies.

Have fun! Seriously, being able to speak a foreign language is fun, so learning it should also be fun.

It will bring both difficulties and opportunities and it is vital that the UK takes this challenge seriously and is able to respond to it," said Lord Teverson, chairman of the House of Lords Arctic Committee.

"Seriously, to be able to stand up and say when print revenues – especially advertising – are in further decline [that] online grew faster... that is to us a very big story".

Clearly, a lot of reorganisation is going to be needed, both politically and militarily, if Iraq is to be seriously reunified and able to challenge IS.

Another person's tragedy can more easily seem like comedy, so it makes sense that the more distanced we are from the expression of sadness -- a clip of an actor portraying someone else's pain on a movie from 15 years ago, say -- the less seriously we're able to take it.

In addition, the Advisory Panel took its role seriously and was able to provide a strategic lens that complemented the operational lens of the working committee.

So far no European rivals have been able to seriously challenge the dominance of BMW, Mercedes and Audi.