Sentence examples for seriously changed from inspiring English sources

Dried pulses have seriously changed how I do things in my kitchen.

"Buying habits have pretty seriously changed from the crazy consumption of the previous decade," Mr. Coe said.

If cooking seriously changed hominid proportions, might it have had a similarly radical impact on human behavior?

Since our previous music video, Putin Will Teach You How To Love, which was shot during a violent battle with thugs and militants during last year's Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia has seriously changed.

Two years ago, Nick Forbes said that unless policies being pursued in London were seriously changed, cities such as Newcastle "will see the eventual disappearance of many of our public services, increased inequality, rising crime, a greater sense of desperation and resentment and a feeling of helplessness".

I'm one nine-hundredth as good as Liebling, but that principle may slightly apply.' Remnick, who was for many years the New Yorker's star reporter, covering - in the tradition of AJ Liebling - an almost alarming range of subjects with grace and dexterity, has edited the magazine for the past eight years and quietly, seriously, changed its fortunes.

Robert: Having our first child didn't seriously change our lives.

Few if any expect him to seriously change Washington anymore; most voters just seemed to want him to make it function.

Any hint that wages are beginning to pick up could seriously change the market's perceptions about inflation risk and Fed policy.

The expected increased recycling rates for municipal waste to 70% and other improved waste measures are all welcome, but we can't miss the opportunity to start to seriously change how resources are consumed and managed in Europe.

Beginning to see how this could seriously change the game?