Sentence examples for will have seriously from inspiring English sources

If he does nothing in the wake of a negative reaction from Congress, he will have seriously weakened his credibility as a world leader.

So it may be we will have seriously to tighten up our idea of what is a habitable zone around a star".

If the wheels did not entirely fall off in the field – at least not until the very end when Cook and Jonny Bairstow both fluffed catches – then the attack's inability to create chances amid a negative plan to restrict the Indian lower order will have seriously vexed the captain.

It's a match Eddie Hearn will have thought seriously about.

This legal uncertainty will have a "seriously inhibiting effect on bona fide academic debate" in universities.

If I am then something will have gone seriously wrong with the celebrations.

Inspectors have been barred, and the agency said it fears that the movement of earth and removal of equipment has been so widespread that its ability to "conduct effective verification will have been seriously undermined".

Should North Korea begin producing weapons, he said, "Russia will have to seriously consider its position, as the appearance of nuclear weapons in North Korea and the possibility of using them close to our borders goes categorically against Russia's national interests".

If Israel falters, many of its people think, the iron wall of military power that has enabled it to win grudging acceptance in the Middle East will have been seriously breached.It is because the stakes are so high that both sides have rushed so fast up the ladder of escalation.

They should say, 'We will not start this fight, but if the owners do, we will have to seriously consider what options we have.' Next season is the season to disrupt, not this one, and only after the owners disrupt it first by implementing".

To remain competitive, Dropbox will have to seriously cut its prices and improve its feature set at the same time.