Sentence examples for dire outlooks from inspiring English sources

Sampling of species in other categories suggests similarly dire outlooks, with some 24% of reptiles and 32% of crabs thought to be threatened.

This dire outlook necessitates post-Fukushima reforms that will truly minimize extreme nuclear power risks.

That dire outlook has yet to be fully reflected in the economic statistics, however.

That is a surprising and encouraging prospect, given trade's dire outlook just a few years ago.

Despite the dire outlook, interviews with nearly three dozen farmers in the middle of the country revealed a curious sense of calm.

They note Dell's declining earnings, an increasingly dire outlook from analysts on the personal computer industry and the rising cost of debt financing.

That dire outlook was consistent with other forecasts by epidemiologists who have warned that there would be catastrophically high numbers of Ebola cases without a robust response.

The dire outlook was underscored by a report in Friday's Times by Jason DeParle, who found the unemployment system in a state of crisis.

Asked on Friday to square the court testimony with the sudden appearance of Mr. Courtin, Mr. Crotty said that presenting a dire outlook in defense of Mr. Kempel had been simply "part of the process".

The dire outlook went beyond the forecasts of some of the country's most pessimistic economists, and was a further reminder that the bank's aggressive slashing of rates since October, to 1percentt, from 5percentt, had not stimulated growth.

British Airways' bleak results confirm predictions of a dire outlook for the aviation industry coming notably from the international aviation body IATA, which says that 25 airlines worldwide have ceased operations since the start of this year.