Sentence examples for becomes a dire from inspiring English sources

Raised in Vienna, Lisa is a teenager when the Nazi regime becomes a dire threat to her Jewish family.

It becomes a dire situation when rural dwellers with low incomes are challenged with availability and high cost of transport when seeking health care.

The collapse of farmlands here — which is as much a matter of human mismanagement as of drought — has become a dire economic challenge and a rising security concern for the Syrian and Iraqi governments, which are growing far more dependent on other countries for food and water.

The humanitarian situation had become a dire concern of the highest priority.

Nevertheless, decades before space junk became a dire problem, NASA's astronauts had some serious issues navigating moon rocks.

Interestingly, unlike past progressive Outfits and even this season's awesome Western cowgirl Outfit, Calamity, there's not a ton of changes once Dire becomes a werewolf.

And while the consequences are not nearly so dire, it becomes a little hard to persuade people to associate with you.

To many, this has become such a dire situation that 20 states are now calling for a constitutional convention to include a balanced budget amendment into the U.S. constitution.

For the men who ran the network, a seemingly trivial disagreement over booking guests was about to become a matter of dire consequence.

The people of #occupywallstreet have largely been the invisible mass of folks that do most of the working and living and dying in the country, and whose lives didn't become a set of dire conditions until a few years ago, when the financial avalanche happened and the snow settled at the lowest point on the mountain and then refused to thaw.

I became a critic because there was dire need for someone sympathetic and knowledgeable to write about art.