Sentence examples for to examine seriously from inspiring English sources

Legislators who ordinarily view the farm bill merely as a test of party loyalty have begun to examine seriously the effects of farm subsidies.

The Senate has an obligation to examine seriously the issue of whether a cabinet appointee will carry out his duties in a way that serves the interests of all citizens.

It is only on the back end — on appeal and in other postconviction proceedings — that the legal system, at great length and expense, starts to examine seriously whether particular death sentences were actually warranted.

In particular, now that Trump has reaffirmed his extreme nativist position on immigration, we have to examine seriously and thoroughly his "10-point plan".

This qualitative study was part of a mixed methods study involving the collection of quantitative and qualitative data to examine seriously ill patients' perspectives on physician behaviours during EOL communication.

"Now how is it that with the support of chief police officers, with the support of members of parliament, with the support of ex ministers, with the support of almost the entire media and academic establishment, this failed policy continues not to be examined seriously.

"It's time to examine him seriously and re-evaluate his work," said Dr. Dorothy Kosinski, the curator of European art at the Dallas museum.

I believe that social and environmental movements can hack the wiring of global finance, if only they took the time to step out of their silos to examine it seriously.

Yet any work that reduces German Jewish history in modern times to such scrutiny fails to take the lives it examines seriously on their own terms.

With little realistic prospect of increasing the numbers of radiologists prepared to read a high volume of mammography, consideration of non-radiologist readers must be examined seriously as part of a set of measures.

"It should be examined seriously," he said.