Sentence examples for dire death from inspiring English sources

Social media, new distribution channels and an increasing consciousness from consumers are all playing their part in the UK music industry perhaps at last turning the corner from the dire death knells of the late 1990s.

However, thanks to the introduction of free maternity services for women by the Government of Kenya in 2013, Kenya's dire maternal death rate may finally begin to fall.

Indonesia's building codes are infamously dire, and deaths will continue to occur until they are drastically changed, no matter how cutting-edge their early warning system ever becomes.

DAKAR, Senegal — When Luis Moreno-Ocamprosecutorutof of the International Criminal Court, reported to the United Nations Security Council last month, he painted a dire tableau of death, rape and dispossession in Darfur, saying the entire state apparatus was involved in a five-year campaign of terror there.

The immediate postwar period was a turbulent time for him his financial situation was dire, and the death of his sister Meta on 12 March 1919 as the result of an injury sustained during skirmishes between the Spartacists and nationalist troops in Berlin showed how volatile the situation in Germany was in the aftermath of the November Revolution.

VIDEO: Watch now The disaster, now in its second week, has had a two-fold impact beyond its dire toll in deaths and injuries: It has both wiped out the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Haitians and crippled virtually all critical services and infrastructure needed for aid distribution.

If a cataclysmic Pandora's box has been opened in Lebanon and that dire generational curse of death and destruction is passing over the land, why did we not see it coming?

President Obama signed the PROMESA legislation over the summer as the territory's financial situation grew dire and the economic death spiral took hold.