Sentence examples for a dire forecast from inspiring English sources
A dire forecast of a possible 10,000 cases a week, for example, was never realised.
In conclusion, it provides a clear indictment of the government's response and a dire forecast: "The 'austerity' response to the widening deficits, rising inflation, falling rupee and worsening debt burden can "end India's growth story".
The Sun carries nine pages, including a dire forecast of life in Britain over the next decade should we stay in the European Union and 20 reasons to vote leave by columnist Rod Liddle.
When the players' association voted to dissolve the union on Monday, David Stern issued a dire forecast: "We're about to go into the nuclear winter of the NBA and it's very sad," the commissioner said.
Gary J. Dellaverson, the authority's chief financial officer, said he was working last week to revise the budget using the latest projections of declining regional employment when the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., released an even more dire forecast.
The conclusion that a rescue is needed is based in part on the dire forecast in a report prepared by the pilots' financial adviser, Glanzer & Company, an investment banker.
Once again, a key factor that could mitigate this dire forecast is the potential development of technologies that could remove carbon dioxide from the air and thus cool down the planet much faster than the Earth on its own can through natural processes.
Should the leave have even attempted to play the match in the face of a dire weather forecast?
Sunday's program was better, but a dire weather forecast -- the festival narrowly avoided the storm path -- limited the ticket sales to a little over 5,000.
DETROIT — A dire new forecast for global vehicle sales battered the shares of auto companies on Thursday, particularly General Motors, whose stock plunged more than 31percentt and was the hardest hit of the 30 companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
