Sentence examples for standard serious from inspiring English sources

New York State uses a broader standard — "serious injury" — when compiling crash data.

This is your standard "serious airsofter" type of airsoft gun.

That was, even by today's standards, serious political heavy lifting.

The State Constitution's standard of "serious crimes or serious misconduct in office" seeks "to make sure only the most egregious offenses would lead to impeachment, and not merely personal moral failings, neglect of duty or a temporary absence from the state," they said.

Let's face it: playing this kind of music to this standard is serious work.

Quake III's approach to online multiplayer gaming is quickly becoming an industry standard among serious online gamers.

Mary Beth Wood, the deputy attorney general who wrote the Supreme Court brief, said the court's decision yesterday, while clarifying the standard of "serious difficulty in controlling behavior," was not likely to prompt many new hearings because "as a practical matter, we've been applying the standard all along".

Vicuron's lead drug, Dalbavancin, could eventually become the new standard for serious staph and strep infections, displacing the current mainstay Vancomycin.

This modifier-laden style of writing is so common that it has become standard of "serious" prose.

This blatant double standard raises serious questions regarding Obama's commitment to being an honest broker in resolving the conflict.

First, in the 1980s, the bipartisan Grace Commission set the standard for serious oversight by identifying federal spending that would add little to our nation's growth, but much to its debt.