Sentence examples for seriously choose from inspiring English sources

And seriously choose your friends wisely, Tiff.

Who in their right mind would seriously choose to take on £30,000 of debt just to work without pay in a job so few people respect and in which they don't even have the safety net of decent social welfare to rely on in an emergency?

Only if trade sanctions are enacted in full against the USA until they start to take their global responsibilities even a little bit seriously (and choose a leader from one of our species).

When young women scientists ask Pereira-Smith how to succeed in research and also have a family, she advises them, half-seriously, to choose their mate carefully: "It's very hard otherwise".

After attacking Mr. Christie during the recent Republican primary contest, Mr. Trump seriously considered choosing him as his running mate before picking Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana.

If you fall into this category, then you should, when setting up your IRA payout schedule, seriously consider choosing a "hybrid" life.

Women who are set to enter the field need to see us trying and succeeding so that they, too, will seriously consider choosing a career that can enrich their lives and allow them to make a difference in ways that few other careers allow.

They're not nuns, exactly, but the decision is taken as seriously as choosing to enter a nunnery.

Junko Miyamoto, a veteran campaigner, says much will depend on how seriously the police choose to enforce the new law.

The no-nonsense İsmail takes the wrap business seriously, letting customers choose between two different kinds of lavaş (flatbread): the traditional thin variety and a thicker, chewier version.

What is most important, however, is the absurdity of the implication that highly accomplished people who are not seriously disturbed would choose to vacation in a mental hospital, or that what was done to them in the guise of treatment was thoughtless and often harmful.