Sentence examples for further dire from inspiring English sources

Adding to this, the cost of moving Drive Like Jehu's ATP from Prestatyn to Manchester, coupled with poor ticket sales, left Hogan in further dire financial straits, with a deficit of around £300,000.

Labour's attack is expected to see more visits from the party's big guns, with Tony Blair said to be planning at least three more trips north of the border to issue further dire warnings about the consequences of independence.

The somnambulism of the left, having won something but not so much that it appears to have upset business as usual, is innervated further by dire predictions of losing even what has been accomplished.

Investors pounded financial shares further as continued dire news about consumers and unemployment made clear that banks will face larger losses on consumer loans, as well as the prospect of billions more in mortgage-related write-downs.

Five presidents in five years are the best indication of the political instability in this Andean nation of 12.5 million, whose situation is further complicated by dire poverty, the highest inflation in the Western Hemisphere and a military better known for meddling in politics than valor in combat.

He further warned of dire consequences if Israel annexes settlements built on occupied land.

Others go further and issue dire a warning that that the nooses are a grim sign of a new racist hate upsurge in America.

Further illustrating the dire state of affairs, the dance music label Spinnin' Records recently tweeted a picture of a CD-J that resembled a stovetop, along with the snarky note, "Thanks @PioneerDJ for finally developing a CD-J suitable for women".

Train buffs may have more luck riding the rails from Dire Dawa further east to Djibouti City.

In further signs of the dire economic situation, new-home construction fell to record lows in December and jobless claims continued to soar, the government reported Thursday.

Mr. Panetta's argument was that defense had given up enough — about $350 billion of that $1 trillion over 10 years — and that further cuts would have dire consequences.