Sentence examples for seriously might from inspiring English sources

Taking training seriously might just have altered the trajectory of his life.

@dean6345 @Madame_LazPagz @itvnews seriously?! Might be an idea for @itvnews to dump the footage of Ainsley Harriott at the Comedy Store in its Sir Lenny Henry piece.

The Conservative opposition leader, who would be prime minister within two years, flew to Tbilisi and demanded that Georgia should be admitted to NATO forthwith, which bizarre suggestion, if taken seriously, might have precipitated an international war.

(Those Chinese leaders who still take Marxist classics seriously might do well to re-read Stalin's message of 1930 to the party cadres titled "Dizzy With Success," which warned against "a spirit of vanity and conceit").

Whether baseball could have averted the steroids era by taking the memo more seriously might be questionable, but a little diligence in the 1990s might have made a big difference.

Asked why Iran would have decided on such a conversion, Mr. Barak said it might have taken Israeli and American warnings seriously, might have wished to delay a confrontation with Israel until after the American presidential elections, or might have been seeking to convince the agency of the sincerity of its peaceful intent.

Seriously… might be nothing new, but it's a nice way of showcasing the BBC's consistent quality of audio programmes.

More seriously, I might not have been picked".

But, seriously, this might be the worst X Factor winner's single ever.

Of places close enough for people to visit, Mars is the only one that anybody seriously thinks might support life.

Had I pondered it longer and more seriously, I might perhaps have attempted that "state of the nation" play.