Sentence examples for dire projection from inspiring English sources

The good news would be that more of us would get to stick around until 2050 and see if the CBO's dire projection turns out to be right.

"I don't think they are harsh enough," said David Hendler, an analyst at CreditSights, who said the dire projection was itself too optimistic about the growth that would be generated from President Obama's stimulus program.

There was a minor skirmish with Senator David Vitter (R LA) over a series of papers Holdren had written or cowritten, dating back to 1971, making dire projection on environmental issues.

This dire projection arises out of a massive report (due out next month) titled "State of the Future" -- backed by organizations including Unesco, the World Bank, the U.S. Army, and the Rockefeller Foundation, and containing insights from 2700 'experts' around the globe.

And those dire projections may prove too optimistic.

But today's dire projections reveal we are in danger of failing the next generation.

Elsewhere, the improvements toward the end of 2001 have led most companies to abandon the most dire projections.

Dire projections of job losses and layoffs based on economic models just aren't as effective.

But despite dire projections in the economic downturn, the N.H.L. has had a slight rise in revenue.

He said he had intervened now to try to head off the dire projections in a similar assessment completed in the fall.

She said fourth-quarter earnings had generally met expectations, but only after those expectations were reduced because of dire projections companies made in November and December.