Sentence examples for seriously decide from inspiring English sources

"He's got to seriously decide what's in the best interest of the party, what's in the best interest of the state of Missouri, and frankly, at this point, given that flat wrong statement, whether he can win," McDonnell told The Huffington Post.

At one point, she had seriously decided that she wanted to become a police officer but it did not happen.

It actually wasn't until I seriously decided to become an artist, at age 16, that I started eating normally again.

Why is this self-contained, hardly ever dissected monstrosity spread around the globe like a bottomless money-pit never put up for discussion by anyone on either side of the political aisle when seriously deciding the fate of the national debt or outlandish deficits or other well-tread political footballs?

So when the Republicans taken most seriously this year decide they aren't going to take Iowa seriously, it tells you something about the state of their party.

Those nations would need to listen to North Korea seriously to decide what assurances to provide.

"We took everyone's opinions seriously and decided to cancel the promotion".

He argued that his talk captured on F.B.I. wiretaps was merely brainstorming, and that he never took the schemes seriously or decided to carry them out.

Not only that, here's an entertainment conglomerate which is taking the obesity epidemic seriously, and deciding to downsize rather than supersize.

"In a perverse form of flattery, people who opposed us took us seriously and decided that it was important to go after us, and I understand that and I accept that".

Don Langevoort, a professor of securities law at Georgetown University, was reported by ProPublica, an investigative website, as saying, "Assuming what's in the book is accurate, it offers new facts that any judge would have to take very seriously in deciding whether to allow a suit alleging a violation of securities law to go forward".