Sentence examples for under a serious from inspiring English sources

THE campaign against British membership of the European single currency labours under a serious disadvantage.

But they were instructed not to seek government jobs, because spy bosses in Moscow thought their cover stories would not stand up under a serious background investigation.

What is striking is not that a quarter century has passed since the Penn Central decision, but that the constitutionality of the landmarks law was under a serious cloud so recently.

Mr. Gianforte's capture of the seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke spares his party the short-term pain of losing a reliably Republican seat in Congress, but at the cost of having the newest member of the House majority arrive in Washington under a serious legal cloud.

However, this claim came under a serious objection due to Loschmidt's criticism of 1876.

We think that users/operators who believe that their discussions on public channels on IRC are private (except their IP, realname, fullname, nickname) are under a serious misconception, with-or-without IRSeek.

Some years ago, when de Gaulle was still Pres. of France & had under gone a serious operation, he responded to a question about his health by assuring a gathering of correspondents that he was feeling well.

"Knowledge of state voting laws by voters 29 and under remains a serious problem heading into Election Day," said Peter Levine, director of CIRCLE.

We did find an alarmingly high prevalence of eBP, recognizing that this signals substantial under-treatment of a serious condition.

Mental disorders carry stigma worldwide including in Oman [ 34] and hence concerns have been raised about under-reporting as a serious problem in any epidemiological survey [ 35].

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a serious, under-reported public health problem in the United States.