Sentence examples for seriously significant from inspiring English sources

Done bad? Done seriously significant anyway, says Mantel, and this adaptation.

They actually find that their version of the "Buffett rule" would collect $120 billion a year, which is a seriously significant sum.

Barring the mother of all upsets from Barbados or the Bahamas, Sunday night's men's Nacra final will pit two serious sevens teams against each other for a seriously significant prize.

David Ervine, a leading member of the Progressive Unionist party, which is linked to the Ulster Volunteer Force, also welcomed the move, hailing the IRA statement as "seriously significant", and said it was time to "move the process forward".

Taken together they are a seriously significant offering, for which we can thank Dick Polich, founder and owner of this spacious new gallery, who also owns a nearby foundry specializing in high-end casting for Jeff Koons, Tom Otterness and Frank Stella, among other artists.

While some private schools were taking their charitable obligations seriously, a "significant number" were not, he said.

This said it all about the process – first, that nobody making the appointment was really taking seriously how significant it was, and second, that Coe didn't really want to do it.

"We are contending they seriously omitted a significant revenue," Mr. Sanders said of the insurer.

"We are taking the state's spending problem seriously and making significant cuts," said Mr. Silver, a Manhattan Democrat.

The organization is taking it seriously given the significant money behind it from the Giffords group as well as from former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, a billionaire who funds gun control advocacy through the organization Everytown for Gun Safety.

Dinesh K. Patnaik, a member of the Indian delegation, said his country was glad to see the Obama administration taking climate change seriously and devoting significant money and political attention to the issue.