Serious in a sentence

And party splits are expectedly polarized, with about nine in 10 Democrats saying the charges are very or somewhat serious while half of Republicans find them to be not too serious or not serious at all.

The latest one which took place few days ago, we have been told that there have been no serious injuries and no serious damage but at the same time we know that the ship was under control to make sure there is no serious damage.

As so-called has expanded to take on serious topics related to trauma, aging, abuse, and mental illness, Jo's experiences could be the perfect subject matter for a serious horror movie.

As the episodes go, we have more serious episodes where we kind of just talked about our youth and school days, and then we have others where we don't talk about anything serious for an hour and a half.

Chief Superintendent Helena Barron, the force's lead for Serious youth violence and knife crime, said Northumbria Police "absolutely does not tolerate" gang-related criminality, knife crime or serious violence.

Detective Inspector Michael Fletcher said: "This was clearly a serious incident that has resulted in three teenagers requiring hospital treatment for serious injuries.

Detective Sergeant John Irvine said: “This operation underlines our commitment to the Serious Organised Crime Taskforce and the country’s Serious Organised Crime Strategy.

Distracted driving is a serious matter and can have some serious consequences.

Even though we’ve managed to curb the more serious effects of Covid, it’s still a serious disease with far-reaching health implications.

In any case, another loss could put Staley’s job in more serious jeopardy as it would put the Chargers’ chances of making the postseason in serious doubt.

It‘s an atypical romantic adventure with serious thematic undertones if you look closely, but it is just as enjoyable without serious scrutiny.

It would fail this if one or more hazards were present assessed as serious, posing a risk of serious harm or worse.

Last month, 92% of those polled said they believe it’s either a “very serious” or “somewhat serious” problem, while 60% said they’re concerned they may be a victim of a crime.

People with lower incomes were more likely to report serious concerns about housing and cost of living, but more than 70% of those earning at least $150,000 a year also deemed those extremely or very serious problems, Weigel said.

Recorder Dan Stacey stated it was 'no let-off' and an 'extremely serious sentence for a serious crime'.

Running a criminal enterprise is serious business — and a serious risk.

Spencer Ruben Garcia — age 24, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, 199 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, sought on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon causing serious bodily injury, weapon used for violent crime causing death/serious bodily injury.

Two of the charges were amended from “operating while intoxicated causing serious harm” and reckless driving causing serious injuries” to “causing death” on those two charges after the second woman died of her injuries.

While the injury is not thought to be serious, he went for a scan on Monday which confirmed no serious issue but Howe could not say whether he would be back involved against Forest.

Although neither has reported any serious health issues, statistics suggest that both face heightened risk of mortality or serious medical incident because of their advancing years.