Sentence examples for seriously blight from inspiring English sources
Could this failure to conform to the scientific norm seriously blight my career prospects?
No one seriously argues that "the blight of racial discrimination in voting," as the Supreme Court once called it, has been halted.
The onset of the boll weevil blight in 1915 seriously damaged its one-crop agriculture, forcing a diversification of the rural economy.
That meant Mr. Blagojevich was overmatched by the speaker, who, for all his failings and his responsibility for the state's financial blight, takes his job seriously, works hard and is a master of the legislative process.
"There is sadly more work to do, but it is heartening to see how seriously the FA takes stamping the blight of racism and discrimination out of football," Prince William said.
"Bank of America takes its role as servicer seriously in helping stabilize neighborhoods and preventing blight that may occur around vacant properties," the bank said in a statement.
"What we are saying is drug-driving is blighting this country and people are being killed and seriously injured on a regular basis.
Scrapping Special Order 40 would do more harm than good, and would seriously reduce the police's ability to serve the communities hardest hit by the blight of gang violence.
The days following the death were blighted by stereotyping and rumours, with claims that Bayoh was believed to be a terrorist or had seriously assaulted a small female police officer, an allegation later dismissed by Pirc.
