Sentence examples for causing dire problems from inspiring English sources

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.

The 2011 East Africa drought caused dire situations across several countries and led to a widespread and costly famine in the region.

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.

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

Boris Johnson accused Osborne and other senior remain figures of being "in danger of talking down the whole UK economy" and causing financial problems with their dire predictions about Brexit.

Causing big problems in area.

"But the decision is causing political problems".

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.