Sentence examples for seriously evaluate from inspiring English sources

The industry minister, Antonio Marzano, said in a statement that Fiat "must seriously evaluate the problematic consequences of job cuts".

It's a human-centric approach, but the prospect of a food scare should be one way to get people believers and deniers alike to seriously evaluate the effects of climate change.

Jay Stroll, general secretary of LSE's student union, said he would not have been able to afford to study at the university at current rent prices".If the school is serious about attracting students from around the UK, not just the south-east, it needs to seriously evaluate its accommodation costs," he said.

The timing is perfect to seriously evaluate at our position and make these major changes.

In fact, I actually encourage consumer hardware startups to seriously evaluate "made in North America" as a starting point (as my other company 3D Robotics did, with operations in Tijuana).

I think it's time to seriously evaluate whether or not you should put some of your money in motion.

Neither the executive nor the legislative branch could function if this many people were seriously evaluated.

There are a lot of cities that think it can be terrific and we do, too, so it is something that we are seriously evaluating.

Ethicists and some women's health advocates worry that lucrative payments are enticing young women with credit-card debt and steep tuition bills to sell eggs without seriously evaluating the risks.

But the imbalance between news and celebrity tittle-tattle, the ramifications for general social and political understanding and even the survival of meaningful democracy are not being seriously evaluated.

The second time the radiator blew, the mercurial Mr. Cabrera fell into a funk, and I found myself sitting by the campfire, seriously evaluating whether I would survive a nighttime escape attempt.