1.   A fundamental breach is one which the courts would consider more serious than an ordinary breach.

2.   Burglary, thefts from cars and vandalism were the crimes considered most serious across the county.

3.   Although Giuliani was passionate in denouncing the Citizens Budget Commission, it was unclear whether he considered the matter serious.

4.   Although Clemens will take advantage of the extra day, Torre emphasized that the injury was not considered too serious.

5.   Although the crew members were taken to hospitals, they were in good spirits and their injuries were not considered serious.

6.   Another victim was grazed by a bullet and the rest suffered wounds from shotgun pellets or ricochets that were not considered serious, police said.

7.   A proposal is not considered serious until its supporters have drafted the entire bill, with all the detail needed to answer the most hypothetical questions.

8.   But for a large magazine that depends on the newsstand for half its circulation, any downturn is considered serious.

9.   But that injury was only a crack in the collarbone, while this latest incident was a clean break and considered more serious.

10.   Cornerback Brian Kelly dislocated a finger Wednesday, but it was not considered serious.