Sentence examples for services seriously from inspiring English sources

The number of doctors in the country is tiny, with all routine health services seriously depleted.

Cuts to mental health and family services seriously jeopardise the progress made by London's schools in closing the gap.

Gentle Blythe, a district spokeswoman, said the district "takes its obligation to offer services seriously, and we evaluate each child to determine" the appropriate level of education.

It is the subject of the dispute, the services economy itself, that merits attention".Europeans do not really take services seriously," claims Paul Hofheinz of the Lisbon Council, a reformist think-tank in Brussels.

On the heels of raising new funding on a $20 billion valuation, payments and financial services startup Stripe is making a key hire to reinforce its message to the world that it's taking security of its cloud-based services seriously.

There's one problem: Hardly anyone who is anyone in Hollywood takes these services seriously.

Hardy's "merriment," as he quietly but unmistakably shows, was the product of his dawning sense that nobody, not even the priest, could possibly take the church service seriously.

Her reduction of expenditure on the health service seriously undermined its performance and meant that being seen as looking after the NHS has become a watchword ever since for any leader who wishes to be elected and remain in power.

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WHEN MATTHEW BLANK took over Viacom's Showtime Networks in 1995, the pay-TV service seriously lagged HBO in subscribers.

Despite being born in the cloud, and running a massive cloud operation, it took Google quite a long time to start taking Infrastructure as a Service seriously.