Sentence examples for seriously adjusted from inspiring English sources
"The core was seriously adjusted when Keyshawn went South".
As Eekelaar (1992) stated, 'No society will have begun to perceive its children as right-holders until adults' attitudes and social structures are seriously adjusted towards making it possible for children to express views, and towards addressing them with respect' [ 73].
The composers took the challenges seriously and adjusted their works, sometimes slightly, sometimes significantly.
"The P.R. industry needs to take itself more seriously," he said, adjusting his bow tie, which was decorated with a skull-and-crossbones motif.
Daniel Gavron, Motza Elite, Israel Listening to the public The editorial "Thanks to the critics" (Other Views, from Haaretz, July 31) highlights how the government of Israel, a democracy committed to the rule of law, takes criticisms and public opinion seriously, and thereby adjusts its policies.
Researchers involved in the early development of cisgenic GM plants convey the message that the potential use and acceptance of cisgenic approaches will be seriously hindered if GMO regulations are not adjusted.
Spice levels can be adjusted to suit all tastes — plain, regular or seriously hot.
Among 1.5 million respondents (adjusted response rate 42%), the sense of 'being taken seriously' had the strongest association with confidence and trust.
Torre adjusted his rotation for the Mets series last season so Clemens would not have to pitch at Shea, but he said he was able to do it without seriously disrupting the other starters.
