Sentence examples for dire fix from inspiring English sources

In 1950s movies like Rudolph Maté's wonderful "When Worlds Collide" (1951), there's always at least a glimmer of hope, and a rather stirring sense that we frail specimens of humanity are all in this dire fix together.

The 2008 financial crisis revealed the dire need to fix Fannie and Freddie, and that is why Congress passed the Housing and Economic Recovery Act (HERA).  .

Obama's and Romney's answers to the questions taken from our citizens are what are really critical because they put stress on the significance of contemporary American problems and our dire need to fix them.

Not only has health care become a prominent issue among governors, inspired by plans for universal coverage in Massachusetts and California, but New York's health system is in dire need of fixing.

I definitely saved up for the just in case of emergency and now well into collections and in dire need of fixing all and doing what i can to make amends.

The Tigers are also known to be attempting to fix their dire salary cap situation, following on from the attempted release of Robbie Farah in August.

As regards his marriage, which cracked up for good in the mid-90s: "The problem wasn't the booze; it was the fact that it no longer worked as a medicine to fix the dire consequences of my self-obsession, overwork, selfishness and manic-­depression".

By the way, the 2005 Social Security trustees report says that the unfunded liability of that program, which Mr. Bush told us over and over again was in dire need of a fix last year, has an unfunded liability of just 1.2percentt of G.D.P. (page 60) — virtually nothing compared to Medicare's problems.

Fish habitat is in dire need of a fix.

Payday loans are often advertised as quick fixes for dire emergencies.

Google has already said that Hangouts is "the future of Google Voice," which is a great sound bite, but the Google Voice experience is in dire need of repair and we're still waiting for some fixes.