Sentence examples for started to seriously from inspiring English sources

After the first bomb, I started to seriously think about leaving the country.

But relations between the university-educated couple and fellow students appear to have started to seriously deteriorate this year.

I waited outside for eight hours before I started to seriously worry that he might be dead.

As Greul started to seriously challenge Federer — and even lead the world's No. 1 player — the McEnroes' interest and energy level increased noticeably.

Not so in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other mainland Chinese cities: As my colleague Sharon LaFraniere recently reported, China's air pollution levels have started to seriously worry — and anger — many of the country's 1.3 billion citizens.

Times Square was always a desirable retail location because of its position at the hub of transportation, Mr. Fox said, until it started to seriously deteriorate in the late 1970's.

After that, let's start to seriously clean up periods, and I don't mean fragrantly.

Unless the West starts to seriously exert pressure, Erdogan will have little incentive to stop his damaging policies.

If we don't start to seriously address resilience this year, we will lose the momentum established last year.

A meaty Malbec, although a big red is a bold choice as we start to seriously consider bedtime.

Orszag predicted that, perhaps as early as July, financial markets will start to seriously worry about the United States' ability to pay its debts.