Sentence examples for dire changes from inspiring English sources
In 2015, Franzen had a minor spat with Audubon, the US bird conservation group, over the organisation's finding that around half of all North American bird species face potentially dire changes to their habitats from warming temperatures.
To be fair, they are mentioned as victims of these dire changes.
The media has dominated the intellectual landscape with reports of dire changes, catastrophic employment shifts and unsustainable economic losses.
In the trailer, Gore talks about dire changes, pointing out how many dismissed the "exaggerated" fears in his 2006 documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth," that rising sea levels and storm surge could flood the World Trade Center memorial in Manhattan.
Researchers from the West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel released a report this month that projects dire changes to ocean chemistry and marine life, and recommends ways to avert it, including restoring kelp forests and eelgrass beds and combating marine pollution.
The most dire change has been in the Bronx, where more than one-third of residents (36 percent) and nearly half of the children (49 percent) could not consistently obtain balanced meals from 2010 through 2012.
We learn in the first chapter that an astronaut, Alex Humphries, has died on Venus, trying to discover if the planet's overheated environment holds any lessons for a 21st-century Earth undergoing dire climate changes triggered by greenhouse warming.
The explosion would have been colossal enough, but it also sparked increased volcanism around the globe, compounding the dire climatic changes that were caused by the airborne debris from the collision itself.
It is we, after all, who have allowed the unacceptable to be made manifest: the ascendancy of Donald Trump and right-wing extremism; the dire, perilous changes to our planet; the humdrum frequency of serial killings.
And there will definitely be dire weather changes".
