Sentence examples for cause dire problems from inspiring English sources

B8 GUARDING AIR TRAFFIC: The nation's air traffic control centers are poorly protected, the president of the controllers' union said, adding that having a tower knocked out would cause dire problems.

It's not like there weren't more scientific findings in the last week that the global warming phenomenon is causing dire problems with the environment.

Despite — or because of — the dire problems caused by the debt crisis, member states are vesting more power than ever at the E.U. level.

Will it shorten our life span, cause memory loss, mental illness, sexual impotence and all sorts of other dire problems that we are told could befall us if eat a cheese-drenched sausage roll once a year?

The idea is that a new market can overcome the current one's dire problems.

How wonderful that we have all of these incredibly dire problems to face.

Ranging from environmental issues to biomedical applications, it has the potential to address many of today's dire problems.

That's bad enough, but if some bacteria sneak into the bloodstream, dire problems can develop.

Or were they canny solutions to an increasingly dire problem?

It is Apollo's intimate parts that, in Khudyakov's opinion, pose a dire problem.

Many of the creative young people who have figured out ways to provide immediate assistance to people in dire need have been led to believe that government is the cause of problems and can never offer the solution.