Sentence examples for dire conclusions from inspiring English sources

She is also a touch too fast jumping to dire conclusions.

When C.K. talks about relationships, he always looks ahead to their dire conclusions.

But dire conclusions about their conflicted, brooding nature clash with how they see themselves.

But that has not prevented some dire conclusions from being reached.

Still, he said in an interview, "there is not a piece of evidence" that contradicts the dire conclusions.

But even Mr. Borjas's dire conclusions about the damage inflicted by immigration on American-born workers makes a weak case for tougher border controls.

The dire conclusion about coming anarchy seems overdrawn.

That 1998 essay examines Wagner's anti-Semitism, and it reaches, as you point out, a somewhat dire conclusion.

Hence Krugman's dire conclusion: "By tolerating high unemployment we have inflicted huge damage on our long-run prospects ….

From this dire conclusion, we highlight several innovations that might be combined and extended in a novel approach to PES that may address all seven problems.

St. John Chrysostom reached the dire conclusion that sodomy was worse than murder: "The murderer dissevers the soul from the body, but [the sodomite] ruins the soul with the body...