Sentence examples for seriously raised from inspiring English sources

But Ronan Farrow has just seriously raised the bar.

But Serial has seriously raised the bar for both podcasts and old-fashioned investigative reporting.

Edwards, he says, was the only candidate to have seriously raised the issue of America's vast underclass, the 37 million people now living in poverty.

Participants who were overweight at the study's start tended to gain the most weight, which seriously raised their risk of obesity-related diseases, Dr. Hu said.

Peciak said that the only people who seriously raised the question over whether the name of the sport should be changed were Swedes, not Greeks.

But the Republican candidate Mitt Romney has seriously raised the stakes by an immediate, very strong, attack on the president's administration.

But it would seriously raise the production costs and cut into the manufacturers' already small margin.

I applaud Mr Sanders for wanting to seriously raise rates on the rich.

Of course, there is a chance this could seriously raise tensions on the peninsula.

One more helicopter that falls down in Rio de Janeiro or another slum invasion could seriously raise the chances of the Olympics and World Cup pulling out of Brazil".

European media are warned: they must seriously raise their legal game if they want to partner with Google – and the agreement signed last Friday in Paris could help.