Sentence examples for ever more dire from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Even as the headlines seem ever more dire, AIG and Mr Greenberg already looked poised for a modest comeback.This week has seen two important events: one, a stunning concession by prosecutors; the other, the possible insulation from the reach of prosecutors of Mr Greenberg's control of AIG, even though he has left the firm.

While at the moment, Prime Minister Netanyahu and the US right wing are issuing ever more dire warnings about the purported dangers of the seemingly imminent Iran nuclear deal, they undoubtedly recognize that they have probably lost that fight, so BDS will clearly be the next big push.

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.

The consequences can be even more dire.

National parks face an even more dire future.

For others, the situation is even more dire.

The position facing Northern Ireland will be even more dire.