Sentence examples similar to ever dire from inspiring English sources

And despite two efforts to pass the legislation through the Senate, the backing of the president and an ever-dire crisis in the Gulf of Mexico, there currently exists no clear path forward for getting the idea into law.

The worst was about to come to pass, the majority of the media had predicted, wisely or in search of ever-more dire scenarios and ever-bigger headlines, as talks broke off last week with the NBA seemingly prepared to cancel its openers.

With Ledley King's injury problems ever more dire, they need cover for Michael Dawson and William Gallas at centre-back.

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His performance takes on power as the play moves on and his predicament becomes ever more dire.

But not everybody is so optimistic about the outcome — or convinced that the threat posed by the Brotherhood was ever so dire.

Nurses are phoning in saying the situation in hospitals is getting ever more dire and the nurses are getting sick because of no clean water.

But not everybody is so optimistic about the outcome or convinced that the threat posed by the Brotherhood was ever so dire.

"I don't think it was ever as dire as it was portrayed, but we had a deep recession in the magazine business, and the recovery has been a fragile one".

As their fortunes become ever more dire and the family assembles for a perilous trek through the streets of lawless New York, she's held at the end of a leash.

Assange is threatened with ever more dire retribution and Bradley Manning, the 23-year-old US army intelligence analyst accused of leaking the Iraq, Afghanistan and diplomatic cables is already facing up to 52 years in prison.