They are being forced into the market by the dire events back home.
Mr. Campbell on guitar and Rob Barraco on vocals (who have been in the band led by the Dead's bassist, Phil Lesh) carried "Dire Wolf" back toward ragtime picking.
One of the coolest interviews we did was with Richard Ravitch, who was running the subways the last time they were in dire straits back in 1979, because we want to get that historical perspective.
"People expect that the effects of a crisis will quickly be overcome and the market will go up," said Stephan R. Crandall, principal at Crandall, Pierce & Company, an investment research firm in Libertyville, Ill., who has studied market reactions to dire events going back to 1940.
Our crisis in the West should not be hindering their prosperity, nor should globalization force those who have begun pulling themselves out of dire poverty, fall back because of rising food prices or debts to the IMF and World Bank.
But care-giving seems to be her fate, especially when her dire thoughts bring back images of the chicken factory: "Somewhere, deep within its bowels, there was probably a set of plastic overalls and a hygiene cap with my name still on them".
The weakest link With Fatau Dauda a bit-part player for his club in South Africa the goalkeeper's gloves may be tossed to Norway-based Adam Kwarasey, while Stephen Adams – whose Ghanaian club side have had a dire season – provides back-up.
Education situation dire Years of conflict, back-to-back droughts accompanied by food crisis, poverty and lack of funding have put the education of children in south and central Somalia in a desperate situation.
The insurgency in the Delta has thrived on the back of dire poverty and high unemployment in what should be a relatively wealthy region, were it not so poorly governed.
A general love-in panel discussion on the future direction of Europe was enlivened when the Greek prime minister, George Papandreou, started issuing dire warnings about cutting back welfare systems too much.
