Sentence examples for seriously pass from inspiring English sources

Would you seriously pass up such a heinous opportunity?

But I didn t pass and people I knew who didn t study or seem to not take the exams seriously passed.

Are they seriously considering passing on absurd beauty just to possibly win a few more football games in a season that is now all but beyond hope?

Ms. Livni has said that as soon as there is a framework for a two-state solution, she is willing to look more seriously at passing the law.

"If a helmet law were going to reduce cycling significantly, I would say you'd have to think very seriously before passing it.

The only Northeastern state that has seriously considered passing a right-to-work law is New Hampshire, where several unsuccessful attempts were made in the late 1970's and 1980's, according to Richard Hurd, a professor of labor studies at Cornell University.

And with just a few days left in this year's legislative session, Senate leaders are seriously considering passing a broad package of gun controls; approving an increase in the state minimum wage to $6.75, from $5.15; and giving retired government workers automatic annual pension increases for the first time.

Is it time to seriously consider passing "common sense gun legislation" or should we spend more time on addressing mental health or ending the drug war?

"I seriously, seriously doubt he would pass any of this," Dr. David Watson, the chief ringside physician in Nevada, said in a telephone interview.

As expected, Mrs. O'Loan's report confirmed earlier news reports saying that in the two weeks before the attack, the police received two credible warnings about possible republican violence in Northern Ireland, but failed to take the warnings seriously or to pass them on to officers in Omagh.

Of course, people are not going to take it seriously unless we pass trade promotion authority.