Sentence examples for dire introduction from inspiring English sources
In his dire introduction, he warns that the "nation is disintegrating, ethnically, culturally, morally, politically".
With such a dire-sounding introduction, I should be fair and note that the Chairman's stated priority of closing the broadband divide has been pursued with some vigor.
"Tango" is a promising but uneven book in dire need of an introduction, a narrative structure and an editor.
Introductions of generalist invertebrate agents also have had dire consequences, such as the introduction of predatory snails to French Polynesia (Murray et al. 1988; Coote 2007).
Evidence from the decade-plus since its introduction by Tony Blair has put paid to the dire warnings of widespread job losses.
Although scant and in dire need of studies focused on clinical outcome, available literature indisputably supports the introduction of prehospital ultrasound scanning.
However, thanks to the introduction of free maternity services for women by the Government of Kenya in 2013, Kenya's dire maternal death rate may finally begin to fall.
With a backdrop of blue sky and clouds, Mr. Knopfler and friends rearranged Dire Straits favorites, bringing new poignancy to "Romeo and Juliet," weaving accordion into "Walk of Life," and modifying the introduction and more controversial lyrics in "Money for Nothing".
