Sentence examples for seriously erecting from inspiring English sources
Still, South Korean police appeared to take the threat seriously, erecting roadblocks, banning tourists and journalists from the area, and scuffling briefly with activists who tried to barge through their cordon.
There is no evidence that anyone ever seriously considered erecting such a bridge as Hood envisioned or undertaking Corbett's multitiered city.
They were even seriously entertaining the thought of erecting a giant statue of something called Mother Canada on the eastern shores of Cape Breton (because that's where Canada ends, I guess).
Amarillo takes helium seriously, calling itself the helium capital of the world and erecting a Helium Monument in 1968 for the 100th anniversary of helium's discovery.
Japan is erecting superlevees.
It has avoided erecting a paywall.
By erecting paywalls, the psychological economics change.
And that would be seriously threatened if we took the decision to erect a new international border on this very small island of ours.
We took national security as seriously as anyone but over 14 years the barriers erected against legitimate inquiry on grounds of national security - reporting, not document dumps - proved spurious or self-serving.
The building was erected on the former site of One Meridian Plaza which was seriously damaged by a deadly fire in 1991.
