Sentence examples similar to dire reason for from inspiring English sources
"Candidates better have a darned good reason -- and it better be a dire reason -- for messing with the so-called trust fund".
The main reason for the dire situation in Denmark is overspending.
Unfortunately for the Afghan people, while the BSA – and the presence of US troops – may prevent immediately dire consequences, there is little reason for optimism that the country's 30+ years of civil war will end any time soon.
A key part of the reason for the dire outlook for the dry-bulk industry is a slowdown expected in Chinas economic growth for 2009.
It would be overly simplistic to say that this dire commercial reality is the sole reason for editorial misbehaviour on the scale I have described.
It is hard to imagine a more dire set of circumstances, and a more compelling reason for bold government action.
Asked about the reason for his optimism given the state's dire economic outlook, he cited several factors.
"The reason for using these provisions is because of the dire financial condition of the industry," Ms. Watson said.
Mr. Assad's position, dire when Russia entered the fray, was greatly strengthened, though his forces have faltered lately — one reason for basing Russia's bombers closer.
Character has reinvented itself in merchandise over the past four years but is tainted by a dire period in which some of its acquisitions disappointed and it overestimated demand for new Star Wars figures, a prime reason for last year's loss.
The strokes improved, but the real reason for Schiavone's late career transformation can be found in her understanding of how to hang around in a match when things look dire.
