Sentence examples for a particularly dire from inspiring English sources

Europe is in a particularly dire situation.

Cocaine has a particularly dire human cost.

A particularly dire consequence of osteoporosis is a broken bone.

The example of Egypt provided a particularly dire warning.

It doesn't take a particularly dire imagination to envision what will happen next.

But they have encountered the limits of self-will in a particularly dire way.

When a closing show is in particularly dire straits, he said, it might use its Equity bond -- amounting to the equivalent of two weeks' payroll plus benefits paid to the union before the show's opening -- to cover outstanding debts.

The outlook for youngsters aged 16 to 24 was particularly dire: with a jobless rate of 21.2%, up 1.6 percentage points and representing almost a million out of work, Britain is now no better than the European average, which is dragged down by very high unemployment in southern countries in particular.

In Zambia, like many of the countries that are rapidly scaling up ART services, this need is particularly dire as a result of the widespread shortages of trained health workers.

Poverty is particularly dire for single mothers: A third of all families headed by single women were in poverty last year -- that's 15.6 million such households.

This year's target, which excludes bank support, has been raised to 6.3%, but even this higher goal will be missed: the IMF projects a 7% deficit.Spain's performance this year has been particularly dire in comparison with other rich countries.