Sentence examples for take the problem very seriously from inspiring English sources

Activists working to combat trafficking in Vietnam say police and authorities take the problem "very seriously".

Climate change is perceived as the second most serious problem after "poverty, the lack of food and drinking water" and three-quarters of citizens also confirm that they take the problem very seriously [ 21].

Lund said it took the problem very seriously, but claimed that overall the group stages had been "a tremendous success".

Asked for a response to how it polices violations, in particular the cases of Carter, Belle, Hart, and Serruya, Amazon said that it took the problem very seriously.

Now I don't mean a formulaic response on how management takes the problem "very seriously". I mean prostration – the organization literally throwing itself on its sword in atonement.

In spite of the death of Vanesa Campos, and the media's focus on several similar attacks since, authorities are still not taking the problem very seriously.

The tide has turned from a notoriously aggressive climate change-denying Canadian regime to a government that is taking the problem very seriously.

"We need to show very clearly that we are going in the direction of truth, that we take this problem very seriously and that we are doing our best to handle this problem.

He added: "But there has been a problem here and we need to take that problem very seriously".

Human society, I hope, is enlightened enough to see that we need to take this problem very seriously and start solving it and finally because human society has it within its means and ability to do something about the problem.

For example, when answering the question 'The doctor did not take my problems very seriously' only 1 out of 8 patients who reported dissatisfaction actually described being dissatisfied during their interview.