Sentence examples for seriously starts from inspiring English sources

What happens with religion seriously, starts out as a great thing and then winds up a way for a few to manipulate the many".

"I hope the Vatican seriously starts to question what these bishops are doing," said Patricia Scheade-Singletof, head of a group called Endangered Catholics, which has been battling the local closings.

This suggests that family size intentions only decrease after one has completed schooling and seriously starts entertaining the idea of having children, and that involvement in a full-time job is particularly likely to lead to downward adjustment.

"Then you can seriously start looking at any physical act".

That's when she seriously started buying textiles and costumes".

Humans have only seriously started to pollute their environment in the past two centuries.

But Torre took this game seriously, starting all of his regulars except Raul Mondesi.

It's time for the energy companies to seriously start thinking about reducing our bills".

The arrests renewed hopes that the company might finally seriously start renegotiating its debt, analysts said.

"2011 was when sales of basic cameras seriously started to decline," said GfK analyst Zhelya Dancheva.

And it beggars belief that they or the NSA would seriously start a hunt for spies on 4chan.