Sentence examples for dire one from inspiring English sources
Part of the Riverside speech is a missive to the American government, and a dire one.
They said the situation was "dire". One Ohio coroner told users they were "literally gambling" with their lives.
"I think the reality of the situation is, it's such a dire one that there aren't a lot of choices right now.
This is not a good week to be a Latvian or a Ukrainian, and another dire one to be a Syrian oppositionist.
The situation was so dire, one insider revealed, that the band's own allotment of tickets was released because of a lack of requests.
The prospect of sharp falls in oil export earnings – the oil industry accounts for 60% of Iran's economy – is a dire one.
Side plots about Donald Trump's irresponsible Twitter habits and culture's focus on dramatic problems over banal, but often more dire ones hit their mark.
Audit practices have direct consequences, and in the view of many dire ones, for intellectual production.Yet audit is almost impossible to critique in principle - after all, it advances values that academics generally hold dear, such as responsibility, openness of enquiry and widening of access.
On a less dire tip, one positive trend we've noticed in the past little while in rap is the increasing use of ecstasy.
Her situation was so dire that, on one occasion, she could not even come up with the train fare to work.
The final GOP lawmakers signed on in the late summer as the political climate became more dire, including one familiar name: MacArthur.
