Sentence examples for dire road from inspiring English sources
Using this headway in their simulations, he and his colleague Dirk Helbing saw big improvements in traffic flow even in the most dire road conditions.
Speaking to the Guardian on the evening before his presidential bid arrived at its close, Rubio forewarned of a dire road ahead if Republicans failed to recognize the perils of a Trump nomination.
If the government really needs to spend £50bn on railways, I would give Manchester a proper underground tube, like proper big cities abroad, and do something for its dire regional road and rail links.
Wales' second city Swansea is in a "dire" state with road works, high rent, parking and drugs being blamed for problems in its centre.
Proximity of households to market centre, the city and main road of Dire Dawa were also assessed, and the result showed that the average distances of the invaded and non-invaded households from the city were 3.824 and 13.736 km, respectively, while their corresponding distances from the main road were 1.840 and 2.475 km.
But they are decrepit, and unlike the South's many sleek motorways, the North's roads are dire: just 3% are paved.
A recent forestry law effectively disposed of dedicated forest guards; the dire state of Russian roads often makes it impossible for firefighters to reach burning villages; much firefighting equipment is in an appalling state.
All through December, the snow kept falling and the warnings got more dire: Travel is dangerous, roads are slippery so stay home (presumably until spring), the weather folks advised.
The road - in dire need of repair - leads to two villages high in the Cha das Caldeiras (plain of craters) area in the shadow of Pico do Fogo.
Oil production has fallen due to poor maintenance and weak investment, the road system is dire, crime is rampant and social campaigns have petered out.
