Sentence examples for dire data from inspiring English sources

The story is enhanced with video interviews from Karl's hard drive, revealing dire data about the outlook for the human race.

"They feel the way he aimed his remarks at the C.I.A. exclusively -- and let the administration off the hook -- was totally one-sided and unfair," said Mr. Goodman, who insists that analysts felt pressured to provide the most dire data to the policy makers.

And besides, President Bush may know of some really dire data justifying an immediate invasion, but he can't reveal the secrets because informants would be killed the next day.

The dire data had led Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to call a widely-anticipated snap election last month, to seek a mandate to delay an increase in the tax to 10%, scheduled for 2015.

Despite Spain's dire unemployment data, some economists have warned that the figures overstate the problem in a country where the underground economy probably accounts for 20 percent of G.D.P., according to an estimate made last year by Valeriano Gómez, then Spain's labor minister.

Angus Campbell, head of market analysis at Capital Spreads, said: After a terrible start to the week, where it looked like we could be in for a more prolonged move to the downside following dire manufacturing data from across the globe and the prospects of a new anti-European president of France, slowly but surely we've clawed back those losses to almost end the week in positive territory.

Growth in the eurozone stagnated between April and June, and dire economic data since then – including Germany's worst plunge in exports for five years – has left the bloc on the brink of outright economic contraction in the current quarter.

Even here at the Huffington Post, you can read the daily laments: "How Obama Lost His Magic," and Andy Ostroy's "Dude," Where's My President!?" The airwaves are filled with pessimistic polling, all dire Democratic data, even though many campaign experts and candidates doing their own tracking see less dramatic trends.

10.26am BST Another record high for Greek unemployment Truly dire Greek unemployment data has been released.

Dire industrial output data from Greece this morning, which dents any hopes that the country's recession might finally be easing.

Charlton suspects that the situation might be even more dire than her data show.