Sentence examples for about the dire implications from inspiring English sources

Hollywood, of course, is always reluctant to strike the apocalyptic note, and Mr. Verbinski's obvious nervousness about the dire implications of Mr. Nakata's story fatally weakens the remake.

Webb, who has evolved from a Scots-Irish Appalachian icon into rural America's champion for economic fairness, knows more about the dire implications of lack of economic fairness for rural America and can put a face on it better than anyone alive.

Al Gore's Climate Reality Project, which launched "24 Hours of Reality" this week, featured presenters from the Solomon Islands to Cape Verde, London to Rio de Janeiro, speaking out about the dire implications of global warming.

We have to face up to the dire implications of the warnings scientists are sounding.

Freud himself seems never to have totally grasped (or chose to overlook) the dire implications of his great therapeutic instrument.

But Daniel Patrick Moynihan and others had warned all along of the dire implications of ending the guarantee of federal help to the nation's poorest families.

Both proceeded to entangle our nation in lengthy wars based on Congressional resolutions that fell short of a full declaration of war while having the same dire implications.

"Our opposition to the windfarm – and its dire implications for the Shetland community and environment – remains undiminished," they said.

However, the updated law has dire implications for the activity of Women on Waves.

Scientists, editors, and publishers take to blogs, journals, social media, and interview forums to discuss the deficiencies, abuse and dire implications of the impact factor.

Vincent de Paul from Caritas Cyangugu says that the sanitary conditions of latrines in the area are extremely poor with dire implications for the population's health.