Sentence examples for dire stress from inspiring English sources

Innovation in the natural world, in the form of mutation, is lethal, so species do it only when they are under dire stress, he said.

"After decades of neglect and lack of funding, educational opportunities for children in Somalia are already dire," stressed Ms. Chorlton.

The hospitals that the elderly rely on are under dire financial stress, and Congress must provide additional relief.

Whether we lose a loved one, face sudden unemployment, or find ourselves caught in a natural disaster, the consequences of adversity can be dire, including increased stress, depression, and anxiety, and poorer physical health.

Mr. Paul, in his final push, stressed dire warnings about the nation's fiscal condition.

In northern Nigeria, disruption caused by the conflict has left 7.1 million people facing acute food insecurity in the affected areas, with even more deemed to be in less dire but still "stressed" conditions.

Once again, he stressed the dire consequences that North Korea would suffer if anything happened to Guam.

The presidential candidates have told us many times that this election is vitally important and have stressed the dire consequences of voting for the other guy.

The women's limited experience at the workshop stresses the dire need for ENGO programs and policies to be gender-sensitive.

Mr Miliband is expected to use a speech tomorrow to stress that the country's dire finances mean the party will have to make tough choices if it wins the general election.

I would like to see guys like that, who are not stressed, who are not in dire straits, to take a look at the big picture.