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The phrase "a dire position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that is extremely serious or urgent, often implying a need for immediate action.
Example: "The company found itself in a dire position after the sudden loss of its major client, prompting urgent discussions about potential solutions."
Alternatives: "a critical situation" or "a grave circumstance."
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Given that you have your fingers crossed, is the economy still in a dire position?
Menzies Campbell is in a dire position, the Lib Dems having lost hundreds of seats.
Tonight could reverse that perception and put Mr. Gingrich in a dire position, possibly to Mr. Santorum's benefit.
Every now and again, a fighter will pull off a miraculous victory from such a dire position.
Certainly whoever loses the Jets-Dolphins game on Sunday at Giants Stadium will be left in a dire position at 0-2 in the American Football Conference East.
"The budget's in a dire position, the budget deficit in the government's own budget papers increases from $17.1bn to $35bn over the forward estimates, even with this $3bn saving being banked," he told Sky News on Saturday morning.
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The violence left the Brotherhood in an increasingly dire position, facing the prospect of a ban of the kind it suffered before the uprising against President Hosni Mubarak.
"It is a dire situation.
"The state is in a dire situation.
It's a dire situation.
This is a dire situation".
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