Sentence examples for seriously mine from inspiring English sources

Arab nations are forced to grapple with the same issues of guilt and responsibility that Poland and the rest of Eastern Europe are once again beginning to seriously mine.

Various mining concerns exploited the area throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but it wasn't until 1916 that copper was seriously mined, under the direction of Capt.

Mine, mine, mine…".

When a former colleague of mine, seriously obese for his entire adult life, was told he was on the verge of developing diabetes, he finally started taking his weight seriously and lost 100 pounds through a sensible diet and exercise.

A friend of mine seriously insisted that "Satisfaction" was about a free, complex and tragic love affair of two underground anarchists, and that "Stairway to Heaven" was written by a famous English mystic who was publicly burned in medieval England for his experiments in the occult.

A decisive moment for me occurred at a scientific convention, when a colleague of mine seriously told me that since Volker had gotten the offer, I could stay at home now.

As one of the dynamic disasters of coal mines, rockburst seriously affects underground safe coal mining.

The mandated protections could seriously inhibit coal mining, oil and gas exploration and other businesses vital to Western economies.

He was one of four soldiers seriously wounded by mines as they patrolled ground near the Kajaki hydroelectric dam.

"In a way, people don't take him seriously," said a mining analyst in Sydney, who declined to be identified because he does not formally analyze Mr. Palmer's business dealings.

Yet Diana's contradictions — that she was a vain clotheshorse who also fought seriously against land mines and reached out to those with AIDS, that she was extremely visible yet desperately lonely, that she was needy and endearing and charming and difficult all at once — are nowhere in these pages.