Sentence examples for dire hazard from inspiring English sources
Several were casualties of car collisions, an increasingly dire hazard given the birds' flight patterns and increased auto traffic in the park.
Seen from a 2011 perspective, this gave the world a "first look" at the dire hazards of the private banking sector unfettered freedom to borrow, lend, and invest.
Blown coal dust and other hazards could be particularly dire around Celilo and the rest of the Columbia River Gorge, where train tracks are sometimes just feet from tribal residences, said Hudson, of the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
"The hazards of translation are manifold and dire.
By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, January 31 , 1959P. 63 "The hazards of translation are manifold and dire.
The New Yorker, January 31 , 1959P. 63 "The hazards of translation are manifold and dire.
There have been more than 70 AN-related incidents during the last century, which reemphasize the dire need for further research on AN reactive hazards.
Combine these circumstances with daily hazards and the consequences can be dire.
More to the point, the threat of moral hazard in this case was simply less dire than the threat of financial contagion.
A dire government report on cancer risks from chemicals and other hazards in the environment has drawn criticism from the American Cancer Society, which says government experts are overstating their case.
