Sentence examples for dire indeed from inspiring English sources

Things must be dire indeed.

"The coming lean years promise to be very dire indeed".

Through this lens, the rich world's public finances look dire indeed.

"The circumstances in Queensland continue to be very dire indeed," she told reporters.

This news was widely interpreted as confirmation that the U.S. situation in Vietnam must be dire indeed.

But for the arrival of the Russian businessman Boris Belotserkovsky, the company's prospects would have been dire indeed.

Several weeks ago, The Guardian ran a series on the decline in public services around the country, painting a dire picture indeed.

A dire prospect indeed: the "exuberance" of utopian thought, Habermas wrote, "seems to have the function of opening up alternatives for action and margins of possibility".

A dire threat, indeed, given that the Kraken is a fabled sea beast deriving not from Greek mythology but from Nordic sagas; but, hey, if you're lord of the underworld, why not shop around?

Dire straits indeed for a company that has defied the odds not only against big retail competition but against deadlier online opponents as well for nearly 50 years.

A dire moment, indeed, and there were clear villains and heroes among municipal employees.