Sentence examples for seriousness of issues from inspiring English sources

Some parties, for example, persist in denial, seeking to diminish the seriousness of issues that must be addressed, while others act as if no solution short of immediate and dramatic transformation would be acceptable.

Some of the doctors described difficulty in perceiving need for care, 'particularly mental health' in doctor friends and colleagues with a tendency to over or underestimate the seriousness of issues.

"However, given the seriousness of the issues involved - and the uncertainty around the number of parents in Glasgow who may have had a similar experience to my constituents - I believe that Glasgow City Council should follow the example of City of Edinburgh and order an independent review.

This is in stark contrast to the seriousness of the issues at stake: social, environmental, economic.

"What he did was inflammatory and showed no sense of the seriousness of these issues for people's lives".

I expected the seriousness of the issues to be proportionally reflected in the priority given to them.

"Given the seriousness of the issues," he said, "this election campaign is living in a parallel universe to what is going to be going on after May 6".

As has been the case so many times in this season, the absurdity of the rhetoric distracts one from the seriousness of the issues at hand.

There remains criticism in certain quarters of ERC's handling of the case and Blackett conceded that not everyone within rugby would welcome his latest verdict given the seriousness of the issues raised by Williams in his whistle-blowing evidence.

In terms of the punishment handed down, minimum penalties were agreed by the ICC board, including all full members, and they reflect the seriousness of the issues at hand.

It's a lovely sentiment, and Chaleur Humaine bears that line of thinking out: for all the seriousness of the issues the lyrics explore, it always feels like a pleasure rather than hard work.