Sentence examples for seriously we could from inspiring English sources

If we are willing to take comparative-effectiveness studies seriously, we could make significant cuts in Medicare costs right now.

The discrepancy in earnings between graduates and non-graduates is gradually closing (it's currently around a 45 per cent average) but there's hope that, with the Government forcing business to take apprenticeships seriously, we could see the difference close further.

(Like, seriously, we could look at photos of them hugging each other all day, every day).

We had to treat it seriously until we could prove otherwise and that's exactly what we did and that's why it took so long".

"If we didn't have our 340B program, I seriously doubt we could have our outpatient cancer center," said Burnis D. Breland, director of pharmacy at the Columbus Regional Healthcare System in western Georgia.

Or blithely look on as refugees struggle to get to Europe - including Britain? "Do we seriously think we could make more of a difference on our own"?, wrote Sir Peter Westmacott, recently retired UK ambassador to Washington, a few pages further on inside the Sunday Times.

Burton manager Gary Rowett told BBC Radio Derby: "It was a game that we wanted to take as seriously as we could.

Obviously if we felt things were going seriously wrong we could pull the plug but we have really good staff at the club working crazy hours.

Within our first naïve moments of launching the campaign, we seriously thought we could just kick off our shoes, sit back and watch the cash flow in.

Seriously, by September we could be seeing entire networks devoted to nothing but Mitt Romney.

Maria Dafneros, the only female performer in the piece, recalls: "We looked seriously at what we could do to divide the audience, what would be that one step too far.