Sentence examples for dire financial consequences from inspiring English sources

Pearson, who returned to the club for a second spell as chairman last October, has repeatedly warned of the dire financial consequences of relegation.

They also say the rerouting will have dire financial consequences for the hotels, retailers and advertisers who rely on the exposure that decades of Thanksgiving ritual has brought.

How do I explain to the medical students whom I teach that reaching into your own wallet to help a poor patient afford a needed medicine may be viewed as unethical, while creating possible dire financial consequences for someone you treat so that you can collect your full fees is no cause for concern?

The European Central Bank put Ireland on notice last week that defaulting on payments to the bondholders could lead to dire financial consequences, the equivalent of a financial "bomb" in the Irish economy, according to Ireland's transport minister, Leo Varadkar, who made the comments over the weekend on an Irish television program.

Most importantly, leverage is a double-edged sword and could have dire financial consequences for a retiree.

And Cameron sought to quell fears about his own club's finances after the Scottish Football Association and SPL chief executives warned of dire financial consequences of Rangers being out of the top flight for at least three seasons.

Limitations in physical functioning can lead to dire health and financial consequences.

Unions need to be open-minded or risk exacerbating an already dire financial prognosis, with far worse consequences for NHS staff.

For patients, the financial consequences can be dire.

"We'd be so out of line with competitors that financial consequences would be dire," he said.

Speaking at the Adventure Travel Conference 2014, Ms Proudlove said the financial consequences can be dire: "They're really sad cases, really distressing, and you see people losing a lot of their own savings, re-mortgaging their house even".