Sentence examples for dire future from inspiring English sources

National parks face an even more dire future.

"I see quite a dire future," he said.

Jake Crouthamel, Syracuse's former athletic director, articulated in a telephone interview Sunday night a dire future for the Big East.

And if his young daughter were to have it, too, researchers imagine that there will be a cure by the time she faces her own dire future.

In a world that is permeated with headlines of risk and a dire future, there are some underlying trends that are beginning to take place which should be concentrated on.

SAMUEL MORGENSTEIN, Toronto, posted on nytimes.com I applaud the effort to reinvigorate a community, but I'm also curious about Hsieh's choice of Vegas, considering the dire future of water in that region.

Public exposure of so dire a future for Britain may well sink the Tories beneath the electoral waves.

In that case, as the universe expands and the volume of space increases, astronomers say, the push because of dark energy will also increase, accelerating the galaxies away from one another faster and faster, leading to a dire dark future.

Orwellian representations of social chaos were circulated across the news and in politics which speculated on our dire climate future.

Part selfish wish for peace in the Middle East, part educational look into past history to apply its lessons to our dire-looking future, part personal journey into human feelings I never wanted to experience, Censored Voices unleashed a thoughtful, deeply moving moment in time.

But Japanese consumers hunkered down in the 1990s and in this decade as they adjusted to a deflationary economy and dire expectations for future growth.