Sentence examples for dire causes from inspiring English sources

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So will athletes realize the great potential they have been growing, and muster support and rally others, millions, in support of a very dire cause so close to America?

Sadly, these misunderstandings can have dire consequences, causing conflicts that can end relationships or even escalate into war.

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.

Scientists have long warned about the dire effects caused by solitary confinement on prisoners even after a few days of such treatment, and several international bodies including the UN have called for it to be banned as a form of torture.

Meanwhile, a slightly less dire bug caused desktop news feed ads to be counted twice as both organic impressions and paid impressions.

Given the dire situation caused by the drought, money is being deployed swiftly.

And yet the report is still extremely dire, and cause for urgent action to stop the Earth's dangerous man-made warming.

This is causing dire consequences, being a major factor causing a much higher abortion rate than the global average — there are around 13 million abortions per year in China, around 1,500 an hour, according to the country's National Health and Family Planning Commission.

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But the UK housing market is a catastrophe so dire that it causes even Manhattanites to marvel.