Sentence examples for dire case of from inspiring English sources
The dire case of Clive of India is one that springs to mind.
Before the movie even started, I confessed my dire case of plasma envy to one of my seat mates, Megan Martin, a 23-year-old aspiring filmmaker.
In the new play Mr. Eisenberg will portray David, a young science-fiction writer who visits Poland in the hope of overcoming a particularly dire case of writer's block.
Ms. Smith developed an unusually dire case of E. coli 0157H7 infection after eating a contaminated, pre-packaged ground beef patty, prepared at home by her mother.
The dire case of Chen Guangcheng, whose life hangs in the balance, the millions of lives China's One-Child Policy is "preventing" -- or simply business?
In some dire cases of BPH, men cannot ejaculate at all, or develop "retrograde" ejaculation where semen is sent backwards into the bladder.
Thus, sending the military to war should only be done in the most dire cases of national security.
The world's system for fighting the direst cases of mass hunger should not rest on a global sympathy contest umpired by television cameras.
They argued that the cumulative effects of the air and the Superfund site made it a dire case.
The Giants' offense is a more dire case.
Unfortunately, none of these bills addresses the costs to cities associated with maintaining, policing and, in the most dire case, demolishing neighborhoods such as Slavic Village.
