Sentence examples for dire social problems from inspiring English sources
Obesity and global warming are two dire social problems you have highlighted.
His sense of fun knows few bounds (Mr Paddick calls him a "clown"), which critics say equips him ill to run a city with dire social problems.Some Tories fear privately that a heavy defeat would reflect badly on Mr Cameron, who backed his schoolfellow's candidacy; others think a shambolic performance as mayor might be even more damaging.
In a country with dire social and economic problems, Axact has claimed it will make education and healthcare "accessible to all by the year 2019".
Mr Morsi put far more effort into trying to consolidate his own control than into dealing with Egypt's dire economic and social problems.
Some analysts see the protests as a natural outcome of the policies of autocratic regimes that had become oblivious to the need for fundamental political reform, while others view them as the inevitable product of dire economic and social problems that for decades have been afflicting much of the Arab world, most particularly its young.
That could have dire consequences, he said, for a country that has come to recognize that economic and social problems must be resolved if a 37-year-old conflict is to end.
Wrestling with social problems.
Unsurprisingly, social problems abounded.
That would have dire social consequences, say some provinces.
This has its own social problems.
