Sentence examples similar to dire accusation from inspiring English sources
They say there is no easy fix to the country's dire economic problems, and that corruption accusations are convenient scapegoating.
The brief and illusory promise of a breakthrough last Monday was, as so often before, followed in quick order by accusations of sabotage and bad faith, and dire warnings about the consequences of failure.
It was just as important, she said, to educate people about the "economics of ecology" as it was to protest the dire environmental conditions in many black and Latino neighborhoods — including accusations by some that "environmental racism" contributes to the problem.
One of the focal points of the conflict between these two theological schools was the exchange of mutual accusations on the issue of responsibility for the dire situation of Jewish society under Christian persecution (Schwartz 1991).
Wounded by accusations that he was a racist despite his passionate interest in the dire costs of poverty and racial injustice, Moynihan was touched by the few liberals who stood up to defend him.
But despite their accusations, H.P. executives in a conference call did not seem to present a dire picture of Autonomy.
And in a society where an accusation of blasphemy can be made adhoc without even the pretense of proof, this situation is dire and dangerous.
If this computer model is right, all the dire portents we've seen in recent months — the brutal crackdown on protesters, the dubious confessions, Khamenei's accusations of American subterfuge — are masking a tectonic shift.
