Sentence examples for dire forecast from inspiring English sources

A generation later, we're nowhere near that dire forecast.

A dire forecast of a possible 10,000 cases a week, for example, was never realised.

But even as he was making his dire forecast, housing prices were starting to turn around.

In 2010, the city's schools had nearly matched Mr. Duncan's dire forecast for 2011, with 81 percent of schools not making adequate yearly progress.

Yet, despite their dire forecast, the leaders of these and other Labour councils intend to make the budget cuts as demanded by the government.

If Mr. Hamstra of Supermarket News's dire forecast for the regional grocers is true, shoppers should enjoy the scramble over their grocery dollars while they can.

Put me down as skeptical about such dire forecasts.

I'd heard some good ideas, and cheery news among the dire forecasts.

In the last two weeks, several of the technology industry's biggest names have issued dire forecasts.

(See this year's hurricane season, which has featured virtually no storms after dire forecasts in the spring).

But this is a relatively small failure of prediction compared with the dire forecasts of soaring interest and inflation rates.