Sentence examples for terms of seriousness from inspiring English sources
"But for me, Europe is far and away the biggest issue in terms of seriousness".
"That's when this crisis took a quantum leap up in terms of seriousness," as Janet Yellen, the president of the San Francisco Fed, recently said.
A statement of the committee's findings said: "The committee, having viewed the footage of the incident and listened to the representations by and on behalf of the player, found that the stamp should be categorised as a mid-range offence in terms of seriousness, which carries a sanction of five weeks".
"Huntley's past would fit into the profile of a killer who commits crimes which gradually escalate in terms of seriousness," he said.
I might have seen my way clear to send Bo, the Portuguese Water Dog, to Meet The Press, as the counter-argument to Cheney, because Bo is sort of the policy equivalent of Cheney in terms of seriousness.
In terms of seriousness of ADRs, the ATC class most often involved was V (various), followed by A (alimentary tract and metabolism) and C (cardiovascular).
"In terms of the seriousness of the plot, I believe it is the most significant thing the service has been involved in since 1945," he said.
It's still kind of a stepchild in terms of the seriousness with which it's treated in the literary world.
Dr Stone's conclusion was disputed by Derek Barnett, president of the Police Superintendents Associationn, who said the service today is "unrecognisable" from that of the time when Stephen Lawrence was killed "in terms of the seriousness with which the service treats hate crime, investigative standards, the interviewing of suspects and the collection of exhibits.
"They believe the situation had increased in terms of its seriousness and urgency but did not at this point constitute a PHEIC," Fukuda said.
But since logical faults are also epistemic faults, the epistemic approach to fallacies will include logical fallacies, although these must also be explicable in terms of epistemic seriousness.
