Sentence examples similar to dire allegations from inspiring English sources
The RPF is a prison for Scientology's equivalent of monks and nuns, where inmates are required to perform humiliating tasks in dire living conditions – allegations the church denies.
Brazilian domestic football is currently in a dire state, with slumping attendances and allegations of corruption.
Opponents made dire predictions about its effects; chief among them was an allegation that the new health care law would force employers to drop coverage, leaving workers to secure insurance on their own.
Blanco said nothing about the latest allegations as he took control of the municipality to some dire warnings from observers.
Darling said the allegations that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was freed early because Britain was frightened about the "dire consequences" it faced if he died in custody showed a fundamental misunderstanding of the relationship between the UK and Scottish governments.
During a final court appearance, lawyers representing Harvard again rejected allegations of discrimination against Asian American applicants to the College and warned Wednesday afternoon of dire consequences for all students if a group of activists succeed in their effort to eliminate race and ethnicity from among the many factors considered in the admissions process.
The consequences were dire.
