Sentence examples for seriously crack from inspiring English sources

Although wet silica gels and bacterial cellulose gels seriously crack and shrink, respectively, when they exist individually, synergic effects between the fragile silica gel skeleton and soft bacterial cellulose gel skeleton ensure structural integrity of the composite gels during ultrafast evaporative drying.

Now, this bone structure thing has been seriously cracking me up over here.

It felt like my foundation had been seriously cracked, I had lost my footing and was slipping down.

A kind of autoimmune disease which can damage the tear ducts and similar glands is also a common cause of seriously cracked lips.

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In April, the Obama administration called on campuses across the country to take allegations of sexual assault more seriously by cracking down on perpetrators.

Conversely, European private-equity firms are not seriously trying to crack the American market.Europe has seen far more buy-out deals than other parts of the world in recent years, a trend that is widely expected to continue.

"The way they are deploying their tactics and the way they are treating MPs has reached a point now, at almost two weeks, where I think people are seriously beginning to crack".

There is little dispute by this time that Mr. Arafat has failed to crack down seriously on terrorist organizations.

Looks like the times have changed though, as retailers are starting to take ratings seriously and are cracking down on those under 17.

Finally, it seemed, Peña Nieto's government was taking seriously his many pledges to crack down on the rampant government-related graft that Mexicans identify as one of their chief concerns.