Sentence examples for dire stories from inspiring English sources

Others had more dire stories.

She seasoned her presentation with dire stories of people she'd encountered.

The breakdown suggests that getting action on climate change will require more than dire stories in the media.

Research suggests that getting action on climate change will require more than dire stories in the media.

It's this idea that you hear these dire stories about climate change and how the earth will become inhospitable and how billions of people are going to die and the world is just going on around you and everybody's still talking about Heat and celebrities' sex lives".

Dire stories were circulating of strong-arm tactics on the part of the whips, and the Commons was buzzing with a palpable sense of history-in-the-making; but what struck me as extraordinary was that in the midst of all this excitement politicians of all parties would react in exactly the same way whenever they saw Britain's foremost impressionist approaching them in the corridors.

But like Mr. Kuhn, he tells the same dire story of Kauai's birds on the brink of extinction.

The music industry's decline has been swift, merciless and bloody; perhaps it's best to broach such a dire story by laughing.

This view overlooks trends of extreme decline in animal populations, which tell a more dire story with cascading consequences, according to a new study that provides the first global evaluation of these population trends.

The data tells a similarly dire story.

Yes, according to Halperin's list of "required reading," this Sept. 29 Tom Friedman op-ed tells the dire story for Romney and his electoral hopes.