Sentence examples for dire risks from inspiring English sources
None of the other dire risks of staycation ever came to pass.
Congress recognized that whistleblowers face dire risks of retaliation and costly legal expenses by even consulting with an attorney about allegedly illegal activity by their employer.
Most climate scientists believe that global warming does indeed pose dire risks — and there is no science-based opposition today along the lines of Simon's 1970s allies, with a substantial number of top economists or other researchers among its ranks.
Indeed, compared with the same period in 2006, current expenditure decreased in absolute value during the first ten months of 2007.Tommaso Padoa-SchioppaMinister of economy and financeRomeExtreme sportsSIR – I am guessing that those Norwegians who jump off cliffs for fun would not take such dire risks if they had to pay for hospital treatment ("Human lemmings", December 22nd).
WASHINGTON — The world economy will face slower but less volatile growth in the coming months and years, the World Bank forecast on Wednesday, as dire risks from the financial crisis in Europe fade and emerging economies confront new challenges adapting to softer commodity prices and the prospect of rising interest rates.
He lays out the dire risks posed to his island nation because of sea level rise due to global warming.
"As a result of their return, they are at dire risk".
He invoked the dire risk faced by tens of thousands of South Vietnamese, including those affiliated with the United States.
The report came a day after Donald Trump said he did not believe his own administration's latest report warning about the dire risk of inaction on climate change.
Each of the shelter representatives said they coordinated with city police and emergency medical personnel when they encountered a person at dire risk.
And Republican polling has found that Mr. Trump is at dire risk of losing Georgia, according to people briefed on the polls, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
