Sentence examples for far less dire from inspiring English sources

Obama officials reported this episode to Congress in far less dire terms.

The United States has issued compulsory licenses in situations far less dire than those of AIDS-ravaged poor nations.

Taking into account both grant aid and tax credits and deductions, Ms. Baum said, the situation looks far less dire.

Were the Obama health care reforms already in place, my brother and sister-in-law's situation — insurance-wise and financially — would be far less dire.

Still, the Jets believe the situation is far less dire than it was last season, when they were not even lining up correctly.

Not just writers but all of us constantly revise our histories and ourselves, and for reasons far less dire than a fatal crash.

The model also predicted that in places where global warming's effects have so far been less dire, such as South Africa, lizards would be faring better.

Such organizations tend to be deeply principled and forward-focused, and so are far less likely to find themselves in dire predicaments.

Scheduled C-sections are certainly far less risky than emergency C-sections — procedures done quickly, in dire circumstances, for mothers and babies already in distress.

(It's also worth noting that Luntz urged Republicans to use the less dire term "climate change" instead of "global warming". Today, I often hear even far-left liberals mistakenly using this Luntz euphemism. It's just that successful).

Gish's situation was less dire.