Sentence examples for even more dire when from inspiring English sources

The finances became even more dire when Turner acquired a second TV station, in Charlotte.

This unhealthy situation becomes even more dire when Shem learns that his long estranged but only recently deceased first wife has left her considerable fortune to their grown son, who despises his father.

The situation is even more dire when it comes to falsehoods.

The scenario is even more dire when combined with what we already know.

Every 13 minutes, the need becomes even more dire, when yet another name is added to the list.

The situation became even more dire on 11 August 1942, when the Eagle was struck simultaneously by four torpedoes and sank in six minutes.

The situation grew even more dire on Saturday, when Luc Longley, Ewing's projected replacement in the starting lineup, injured his right knee while representing Australia in an Olympic semifinal game against France.

When such contexts are in turn afflicted by conflict, the situation becomes even more dire: not only is access further hampered, but this at a time when the surgical needs of the population are likely to be greater (war-related injuries in addition to non-war related conditions such as obstetric emergencies and infections) [ 3].

Gary J. Dellaverson, the authority's chief financial officer, said he was working last week to revise the budget using the latest projections of declining regional employment when the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., released an even more dire forecast.

Perhaps even more dire, Elections Canada and the Chief Electoral Officer will have lost all prosecutorial power when it comes to investigating matters of electoral fraud.

And, in seven years' time, when the effects of global climate change are stirring up even more dire weather patterns, it's possible that downtown Los Angeles will always have a storm system overhead.