Sentence examples for less dire conditions from inspiring English sources

Aggressive moves may be smart in a country with a collapsing housing sector and rising unemployment, but they are perhaps unsuited to Europe's less dire conditions.

Much has been said and written of Tao Lin as either a forerunner or a hanger-on of the so-called New Sincerity, and reading Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy one can almost believe it: If you've ever experienced clinical depression--or a less dire condition, such as anomie, ennui, malaise, or just the eff-it-all attitude commonly associated with contemporary late juvenilia--Tao Lin is your Shakespeare.

Both sets of herders seem to make more of their decisions based on rainfall and forage growth after the drought when regional parcels are less crowded and conditions less dire, making it easier for families to negotiate access or find the required labour to migrate.

Not only are the conditions far less dire, eight economists said in interviews, but the government is playing a heightened role in trying to cushion the impact of the housing downturn, losses at financial institutions and rising unemployment.

Cooling had failed at three reactors at a nuclear complex nearby, Fukushima Daini, although he said conditions there were considered less dire for now.

The conditions here are no less dire.

The cast, working in conditions that appear to have been only slightly less dire than those portrayed in the film, work together in a grim, convincing improvisatory rhythm.

"They are dire conditions".

Markets emerge under the most dire conditions.

Gish's situation was less dire.

The situation in Mobile is less dire.