serious nature

The doctor played down the serious nature of the poor man's illness.

The doctors thought it necessary to play down the serious nature of her illness.

Individuals with high EQ will often actively attempt to understand others' criticisms, especially those of a serious nature.

Misdemeanors are offenses of a less serious nature and are punishable by a fine or imprisonment in a county or local jail.

amount of illegal gains is huge or other especially serious nature, with three to seven years imprisonment and a fine.

The usual chatter of young mothers was unknown to her, and any discussions about children would be of a serious nature.

A minority of less than five per cent said they'd experienced multiple instances of abuse , often of a very serious nature .

The doctors thought it kind to play down the serious nature of her illness.

Class II: Products that might cause a temporary health problem, or pose only a slight threat of a serious nature.

He was suspended last month amid investigations into what officials described as matters of a very serious nature.

Saudis next to me whispered to me: "and we do not like his more serious nature, may be subject to heavy fines. "

I felt that the complaints were not of a serious nature, most of them stemming from rumours.

But that is a dangerous game; they may be hard-pressed to de-escalate future crises of a more serious nature.

Gentlemen, we will definitely in a serious nature follow up on what happens.

Significant increases were recorded in crimes which were of less serious nature such as general robberies, thefts and deception.

the fetus is with a defect of a serious nature; or

the fetus is suffering from a genetic disease of a serious nature;

genetic diseases of a serious nature;

Wounds of a serious nature

offence of vicious or serious nature