Sentence examples for dire project from inspiring English sources
Then, in 1972, he did everything, including the direction, on "Portnoy's Complaint," a dire project, he has conceded, that he had to be talked into -- several times.
Not even the glamour of its intended star, Sergei Polunin, who vanished six days before opening night, could have saved this dire project by Peter Schaufuss, whose CV includes ballets about Elvis and Princess Diana.
Now, with fears building over dire projected consequences of Britain separating from the EU, May faces an acrimonious showdown early in the new year over how — and perhaps whether — Brexit can actually come to pass.
But instead it suggests that the upbeat statements made by city managers about dire municipal projects have never before been subject to scrutiny by the main securities regulator.In response to what appears to be a compelling case, the city announced it had revamped its policies and procedures, but it did not admit or deny wrongdoing.
His argument for rapid deployment of existing low-carbon technologies is exactly what's needed in every nation.The UN IPCC projects dire consequences for staying the course.
If the German government adopts the recommendations -- a big if, given the vested interests that would be threatened -- the consequences would be dire for rebuilding projects like the one that gave Ms. Kaminke a new home next to her old apartment in Gorbitz.
Not surprisingly, the report predicted dire consequences and projected the need for billions of dollars.
The Trump administration continues to disavow the congressionally mandated report by 13 federal agencies that projected dire economic consequences from climate change.
Researchers from the West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel released a report this month that projects dire changes to ocean chemistry and marine life, and recommends ways to avert it, including restoring kelp forests and eelgrass beds and combating marine pollution.
But the dire predictions — derisively dubbed "Project Fear" by the pro-Brexit campaign — have not come to pass.
One football club, used to be a great runner but now a project in dire need of restoration after several careless owners.
