Sentence examples for sets serious from inspiring English sources

Classical formulation available in the literature typically assumes a number of unknowns that increases with the number of layers and this sets serious limitations when trying to solve practical problems.

Make sure you are not buying into a plan that sets serious limits on the amount of care you can receive, as some plans will lock in dollar limits or limit your visits per year.

In Barkley's 2013 book Taking Charge of ADHD, he informs worried parents: "More than 20% of children with ADHD have set serious fires in their communities, more than 30% have engaged in theft... and more than 25% are expelled from high school because of serious misconduct".

Even in an academic setting, serious researchers need financial knowledge and a businesslike attitude.

The EPA must set serious and enforceable water quality requirements for pollution from mountaintop removal.

Will the next Administration set serious goals of reversing the rate of autism diagnosis by the end of their term or just declare autism a national health emergency and let it go at that?

Official estimates measure the total annual direct cost of smoking at €2.14 billion in an environment where debt crisis and austerity measures set serious constraints to the health system and where resources should, now more than ever, be allocated efficiently.

With its do-good reputation set, serious-looking men in dark suits promised secretaries, mechanics, low-level civil servants and others an investment that would deliver nearly half their principal back within three months.

Candle-lighting sets a serious and official tone, which is always good.

It sets a serious precedent".

"And clearly it sets very serious brakes on economic growth which do not look justified".