Sentence examples for seriously embrace from inspiring English sources
Sony, too, is allowing that approach with games for the PlayStation 3, and it is expected that Microsoft will more seriously embrace it as well.
In order for society at large to seriously embrace prison reform there is a clear need for more cabinet ministers, lords and MPs to be sent to prison – especially MPs – as without authentic political understanding of prison issues to drive political will, engineering real change in our prisons I fear is always going to be an uphill struggle.
"I have not witnessed any peace effort in DRC so far, that has tried to – either by carrots or sticks – seriously embrace political elites that have been engaging in incitement, funding, or protection of illegal and armed activity in the DRC".
"Hopefully, this is enough evidence to finally push New England to really seriously embrace models that include temperature as a variable," as well as habitat for cod larvae.
She and Partyka represent another sign that the Olympic movement, once insensitively restrictive, more seriously embraces the ideal of equal opportunity and inclusiveness.
There are many companies seriously embracing this.
Yet music labels have so far resisted seriously embracing music download services because of copyright concerns and instead have focused their efforts on chasing services like Napster and AudioGalaxy out of business, or reducing their services, with aggressive lawsuits.
Yet it is only recently that the international community, and particularly the UN, have seriously embraced sex worker rights activists' logic about the connections between human and economic rights and public health goals.
They are taking their profession seriously and embracing winning, grit and teamwork as the truest measures of success.
Lecturing is something performers need to think about seriously before embracing: too much chattiness can try an audience's patience if the musician doesn't have the talent for it or hasn't prepared.
I'm saying, 'Superman is a thing that must be taken seriously and embraced and understood.'".
