Examples of 'rise to serious' in a sentence
Meaning of "rise to serious"
rise to serious: Advancing or progressing to a significant or critical level of importance, intensity, or gravity
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This logic gives rise to serious concerns.
It gives rise to serious problems of social invisibility and moral insensitivity.
That approach gave rise to serious problems.
A constitutional reform of the military justice system has given rise to serious fears.
This can give rise to serious engine damage.
Their continuing isolation could potentially give rise to serious conflicts.
These give rise to serious concern and include.
Such a situation gives rise to serious.
This approach gives rise to serious difficulties in its implementation.
The ongoing political impasse gives rise to serious concerns.
This project gives rise to serious problems of acceptance among the population.
Their proximity has already given rise to serious clashes.
All of this gives rise to serious concerns about their vulnerability to economic pressure.
The condition does not always give rise to serious complications.
It could give rise to serious cases of conflict and misuse in racially charged circumstances.
That in itself gives rise to serious doubts.
This gives rise to serious distortions of competition between undertakings in the Community.
Chronic overdosage may give rise to serious myelosuppression.
They give rise to serious concerns about the obstacles raised by parallel structures in Kosovo.
The concentration does not give rise to serious competition problems.
This gives rise to serious consequences, not only legal but also financial.
Population growth has given rise to serious social problems.
Furthermore, the hazards of consuming them simultaneously with alcohol are giving rise to serious concern.
It may give rise to serious trouble.
There are other political issues which give rise to serious concern.
This congestion has given rise to serious environmental problems in these areas.
In the past this misunderstanding has given rise to serious problems.
The operation does not give rise to serious competition concerns in the banking sector.
Such broad limitations and exclusions of liability give rise to serious concerns.
The factory waste gave rise to serious environmental pollution.
There are aspects of the current draft that are giving rise to serious concerns.
Treading on a nail can give rise to serious foot injuries and infections.
We deeply regret that this situation is continuing to give rise to serious concern.
These can give rise to serious diseases for which there are as yet no cures.
The other methods proposed would give rise to serious difficulties.
It could otherwise give rise to serious environmental damage and have adverse social consequences.
But the very principle of such determination gives rise to serious objections.
Free sizes previously gave rise to serious pack size proliferation and market complications.
Any other manner of establishing the court would give rise to serious difficulties.
This high value give rise to serious fears of deposits and plugs during production.
The combination of their activities therefore gave rise to serious competition concerns.
Some of them have given rise to serious humanitarian crises that have afflicted our peoples.
Do not mix different metals as this can give rise to serious corrosion damage.
This can give rise to serious side effects, such as kidney problems.
The combination of their activities in this area thereforegave rise to serious competition concerns.
This may then have given rise to serious flow distortion within the reservoir.
The combination of their activities in this area therefore gave rise to serious competition concerns.
These talks are giving rise to serious concern in the EU farming industry.
The combinationof their activities in this area therefore gave rise to serious competition concerns.
Both together could give rise to serious problems to the species ' populations.
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