Sentence examples for seriously track from inspiring English sources

Any pretense that they want to seriously track down war criminals is a farce.

Clearly, she takes her political mission seriously – tracks such as Locked Inside and 2007's Sincerely Jane are basically protest songs, and she recorded an articulate public service announcement about healthcare and education during the 2008 presidential election.

I began seriously tracking my spending shortly after college.

But when Mr. Osborne leaves the company of people with Asperger's, the book runs seriously off track.

Over most of the past two presidencies, majorities have described the direction of the country as seriously off track.

More than 18 months later and every part of Sharif's ambitious agenda is seriously off track.

Accounting claims, even if untrue, can throw a deal seriously off track, and this may be a problem in the future as short-sellers raise unwarranted claims.

When measured to include taxes and government benefits, poverty did not rise between 2007 and 2011, and that shows why government policy is seriously off track.

In March, according to N.P.R. surveys, 60percentt of voters thought the country was headed in the right direction, and only 28percentthoughththingsgs were headed seriously off track.

Mr. Gore also said the abuse of Iraqi prisoners represented "a troubling manifestation of how seriously off track this president's policies have taken America".

I think this can be one of the tools we use to teach emotional regulation to kids who are at an age where they're vulnerable to going seriously off track".