Sentence examples for heard dire from inspiring English sources
We also heard dire tale of exploding interest rates and runaway inflation.
For months, Americans have heard dire warnings about the impending collapse of the United States Postal Service due to fiscal insolvency and a drop in the use of mail service.
We have grown used to hearing dire warnings about rents from struggling retailers – Debenhams and so on.
More generally, whenever you hear dire predictions about the effects of pollution regulation, you should know that special interests always make such predictions, and are always wrong.
At the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, for example, Shah spent an afternoon walking the fields with lab-coated researchers and hearing dire warnings about a wheat disease called rust.
In an era in which one frequently hears dire warnings that overpopulation will one day overwhelm the planet, this may not seem like an insurmountable problem.
Today, my colleague Matt Feinberg presented his forthcoming research with Robb Willer, showing that hearing dire warnings about the environment may actually cause people to – whoa!- turn a deaf ear to the dangers of global warming.
For years now we have been hearing dire warnings that recordings — at least the kind you can hold in your hand and wrap up as gifts — will become extinct at any moment.
Hundreds of people have gathered in libraries and meeting halls, cafes and universities, pubs and churches to hear dire warnings about the consequences of the unfolding climate emergency – and what they can do about it.
In April, a dozen New York-based Internet companies gathered at Tumblr's headquarters in the Flatiron district to hear dire warnings that broadband providers were about to obtain the right to charge for the fastest speeds on the web.
Americans are accustomed to hearing dire but dubious pronouncements about skill and labor shortages in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields and the damage they do to prosperity and competitiveness.
