The deflationary effect feels retroactively dire, to the extent that I have popped over to moma to see if his early works suffer from it.
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But the situation remains dire in Iraq, to a great extent because Saddam Hussein has not spent the money on the humanitarian needs of his people.
In an interview with The New York Times last year, the statistics chief said that some members of Elstat's board represented vested interests that did not want the full extent of Greece's dire finances to come to light.
It is true that Venezuela's dire economic situation arises to a large extent from the bursting of the oil price bubble.
Hans Klein, spokesman for Chancellor Helmut Kohl of West Germany, said the organizers of the strikes were "to some extent exactly the forces who caused" East Germany's dire economic problems.
If predictions sounded dire to him, it was because of the potential — and proven — extent of destruction this storm is capable of producing.
Today, as legislative leaders emerged ashen-faced from a meeting with Mr. Riley on the extent of the fiscal crisis, it appeared that his dire forecasts would come about: prisoners turned loose, nursing-home patients turned out and schoolchildren denied textbooks.
But the new report recognizes that those figures badly underestimate the actual extent of the problem, leading to seemingly much more dire numbers for 2007.
But Johnston fears that the new owner has used the practise to the kind of extent that previously left Leeds United and other clubs in dire financial straits.
