Sentence examples for dire energy from inspiring English sources

That message resonates with ordinary Pakistanis weary of poor governance, dire energy shortages and sickening violence.

The words and the music have a dire energy that seems to point outside the opera's fairy-tale world.

Usually, because of the dire energy shortage, the city is blanketed in darkness, foreigners who live here said.

In 1991, Hufford, the co-owner of an Oxford sound studio, came to hear them play, at a place called the Jericho Tavern, and was mesmerized by Yorke's dire energy onstage.

China's decision is a setback for the Pakistani government, which fears that dire energy shortages could lead to civil unrest as well as economic strain.

It was lonely and chaotic, a terrible step down from normal-town life, and the roosters were its demonic outgrowths somehow, channeling its direst energies.

The panel's findings have been criticized as overly dire by energy industry officials and a few scientists.

Three years after Chávez's death, after a long battle with cancer in office, Venezuela, which declared itself to be "socialist" in the mid-aughts, is virtually bankrupt and languishes at the cliff-edge of disaster, with dire food and energy shortages causing outbreaks of looting and mounting social tensions.

Considering Spain's dire economic and energy situation, Cantabria would likely similar pressure to reverse their regional ban.

He felt that Washington had finally recognized "India's dire need for energy, for security, its position on nuclear disarmament, and its impeccable record on non-proliferation".

Perhaps the body is in dire need of energy and vitamins that can be found in water.