Sentence examples for would serious from inspiring English sources

Nor would serious popular protest be tolerated any longer, now that the Jacobins had used such intervention to secure power.

On that, at least he was right – not only would serious action to reduce our carbon emissions and address fuel poverty not cost the Earth, it could also generate hundreds of thousands of jobs.

Councilman Len Pieroni said he didn't feel it was the council's responsibility to arbitrarily dictate changes that would serious modify the property and was comfortable upholding the Planning Commission's decision as is.

Where else would serious-minded broadcasting executives set out to make fools of themselves for the enjoyment of their underlings?

We'd have serious conversations that would be excruciating now, but were vital at the time.

There would be serious risks.

There would be serious work to do.

That would be serious money.

"That would require serious punishment.

Those efforts, he said, would be serious.

Flanagan said failure would have serious implications for political stability.