Sentence examples for dire prospect from inspiring English sources

This dire prospect has some thinking of a compromise candidate.

What a dire prospect for an active girl still in her teens!

And then he returned to his subject, which was the dire prospect of a country in which citizens were afraid to criticize their government.

The dire prospect is that the NHS will have to ration treatment, shut hospital units, close GP surgeries and cut staff if it gets no extra money soon.

The abandonment of Afghanistan to the Taliban would also be a dire prospect for Afghans, especially women, but in war-weary America this argument no longer had force.

A dire prospect indeed: the "exuberance" of utopian thought, Habermas wrote, "seems to have the function of opening up alternatives for action and margins of possibility".

Neocons have refused to discount such dire prospects.

His replacement confirmed the dire prospects for success and recommended the full evacuation of the peninsula.

Your report could have sounded a warning regarding such dire prospects, to say the least.

Other comments spoke of the craving for materialism and the dire prospects of unemployment and drastically reduced social services.

There are concerns about unemployment, the dire prospects for agriculture and the fact that education is woefully underfinanced and inadequate.