Sentence examples for were most seriously from inspiring English sources

He therefore provided remedies against all contingencies; for he daily conveyed corn from the country parts into the camp, used the timber and brass of such ships as were most seriously damaged for repairing the rest, and ordered whatever things besides were necessary for this object to be brought to him from the continent.

A spokeswoman for the eating disorders charity Beat said that, since only those who were most seriously ill were admitted to hospital, these figures were "just the tip of the iceberg".

This may simply reflect a healthy worker effect or initial self-selection out of the cohort by those who were most seriously depressed.

An influential 1962 study in Glasgow, for example triggered by the discovery of florid rickets in a fourteen-year-old Pakistani girl showed that one Asian group was protected from the illness: They examined 74 adults and children, and found convincing evidence of active rickets or osteomalacia in no less than 35; children between 5 and 15 were most seriously affected.

'The President is most seriously concerned.

This is what FIFA is most seriously considering for the next World Cup in France.

Middle-class applicants are most seriously affected, as they may lack the assets or the financial aid to enroll.

And, as is true of all the descendants of Oscar Wilde, Coward is most seriously good when he is funniest.

In fact, barring the single-figure defeat of 2009 it has often been the haka that was most seriously contested.

This perspective emphasizes the primacy of helping those whose rights are most seriously violated and who have the least access to redress and self-help.

Half of the Southwestern drug trade is after Llewelyn and his two million dollars, but they are most seriously pursued by the strangely armed Anton Chigurh.