Sentence examples for dire necessities from inspiring English sources

You cannot start up nor maintain a chicken farm or a chicken farming business without these dire necessities.

That magnificent achievement should be unraveled only for dire necessity.

It's one we've reached out of dire necessity.

A chameleon wrestles his conscience after dire necessity forces him to misuse a pair of underpants.

But nowadays – unless you choose politics – there isn't a dire necessity to get into London.

But over time, Mr. Rosen's writing career — born, as he told it, of dire necessity — began competing for his attention.

Alistair Darling and Gordon Brown have taken this momentous step not out of conviction but out of dire necessity.

Dire necessity had forced the English to the extreme measure of eating their dead, and could be justified on that basis.

But that could not expunge Lincoln's constitutional violation, Judge Posner says; "a great president claimed a moral right to violate the Constitution in circumstances of dire necessity".

Reza always resolves to make their job easier – use no more than four characters and confine the action to a single set, a godsend for anybody running a theatre, and a dire necessity for regional venues.

Madrid understandably suspects that this cease-fire simply makes a virtue out of a dire necessity — the group may be almost incapable of carrying out effective attacks at the moment.