Sentence examples for viewed seriously from inspiring English sources

She desperately wants to be viewed seriously as a coach.

While this may seem an arcane debate between the Senate and the White House, it is being viewed seriously in capitals around the world.

Experts who scratch their heads over how many women are elected as chief executives elsewhere — including Ms. Bachelet, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in Liberia and Angela Merkel in Germany — point to sociological and cultural reasons why Mrs. Clinton is one of only a few women to have been viewed seriously as a presidential candidate.

We're now seeing the evolution of the open source cryptocurrency experiment where the tokens are worth enough and the concept is viewed seriously enough to make it warrant professional, institutional-grade security and insurance".

Though Austen was working in a less-than-respectable form at the time, her books were viewed seriously by critics, who admired her observation of social and familial dynamics, her nimble prose and her psychologically complete characters.

Our great loss, however, has become our great gain, our salvation, for the events which are following the complete destruction of Nazism, which should be cause for a Roman holiday -- these events, because of our great loss, are being viewed seriously, quietly, as they should be.

"I would think it would be viewed equally seriously in a judicial career.

But unlike the Vatican, Muslim thinkers tend to calibrate the gravity of the "sin" according to the timing early abortions are viewed less seriously.

But the incident is likely to be viewed more seriously by the corporation and its compliance staff employed to prevent precisely this sort of thing happening.

"This is something that is viewed very seriously.

They should nevertheless be viewed extremely seriously.