Sentence examples for dire implications from inspiring English sources

This would have dire implications for smartphone users around the globe.

We have to face up to the dire implications of the warnings scientists are sounding.

Government regulation of social-media platforms has dire implications for free speech.

Some analysts cite very dire implications, and others suggest that clean energy growth will continue apace.

"Our opposition to the windfarm – and its dire implications for the Shetland community and environment – remains undiminished," they said.

Freud himself seems never to have totally grasped (or chose to overlook) the dire implications of his great therapeutic instrument.

It would also have dire implications for a drastically underutilised means of boosting energy security and tackling global warming.

After the suspension of its shares on Monday morning, CPP reiterated the potentially dire implications to its business.

Both proceeded to entangle our nation in lengthy wars based on Congressional resolutions that fell short of a full declaration of war while having the same dire implications.

That shift has dire implications for people infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, and the countries that are involved with the crisis.

But Daniel Patrick Moynihan and others had warned all along of the dire implications of ending the guarantee of federal help to the nation's poorest families.