Sentence examples for that has seriously from inspiring English sources

"There has been a clear crisis of confidence that has seriously aggravated the situation.

And it is a dangerous precedent that has seriously undermined the United Nations.

There are also fears that the format is overly long and complex, an issue that has seriously dogged world cups in other sports, like cricket.

Palestinians said it would be two more days before doctors completed blood tests that could pinpoint the ailment that has seriously weakened the Palestinian leader.

Porter said Parker was wrong: Point to anything that the Guardian has published over the last three months that has seriously put our national security at risk.

Google's supporters say they hope that the company's public repudiation of censorship will reignite a free-speech debate that has seriously diminished since coverage of China business news began to rival that of its political developments.

It continues to push countries down development trajectories that have seriously negative medium- and long-term implications.

BDO is the latest of several large accounting firms that have seriously considered a deal with Andersen.

The white-tailed deer carries parasites that have seriously depleted populations of woodland caribou, moose, and elk and have significantly affected livestock.

But it was the latest in a series of violent attacks against the Turkish state, which has prompted sweeping retaliatory measures that have seriously undermined Turkish democracy.

All of these ways of reducing the human costs of change have worked for the companies that have seriously applied them.