Sentence examples for dire facts from inspiring English sources

The attendees are all familiar with the same dire facts.

In response to these dire facts, SFA has contributed $29 million over the last 10 years to help children in Malawi get an education, with impressive results.

The dire fact remains, however, that a 17% reduction isn't enough to quell global warming.

"Even more dire is the fact ICE continues to detain transgender women in men's detention facilities.

This situation is made even more dire by the fact that this so-called free-market system is a centralized economic model.

The conditions here are not dire -- in fact, the horror stories I have heard over the last two years have convinced me it is far worse at many prisons and yet, I believe it is important to be descriptive and accurate -- to dispel fears (about violence, for instance) but also to demonstrate just how different life is for us at the CMU.

Rogers says that the threats that the looming cuts pose are real and scary, and naturally, he only thinks the cuts on the military side of the sequester are dire, when in fact it's the domestic discretionary cuts that are more severe.

In fact, the dire exchange rate has worked in many travellers' favour, with hoteliers in the rest of Europe having to lower their prices to attract British holidaymakers.

Someone suggested that the Knicks' dire situation was, in fact, the product of players — including Randolph — taking contested shots and failing to make the extra pass.

In suggesting global warming as a current example, Mr. Dutton ignores the fact that dire warnings come neither from religious zealots nor capitalist profiteers, but rather from the vast majority of the world's scientists, a generally sober bunch.

To suggest there is any connection between the fact that dire warnings of a possible downgrading of Britain's international credit rating were sounded in the same week Redknapp was made favourite to become England coach is ludicrous.