Sentence examples for made dire from inspiring English sources

Analysts have made dire remarks about the one-time powerhouse's viability.

A wide variety of financial institutions have made dire predictions about the long-term economic effects of a Brexit.

Before the referendum, Osborne made dire predictions for the economy should Britain vote to leave the EU.

And, before the federal minimum wage increases in the 1990's, employers made dire predictions of job loss.

After Eck appeared in Rome and made dire pronouncements on the situation in Germany, yet another examination of Luther's writings was undertaken.

For decades, the government made dire warnings about the Islamists, outlawing the Brotherhood and imprisoning its members, while seizing on the threat to justify one-party rule.

Yes, the polls make dire reading.

Skulls are deployed elsewhere to make dire points about syphilis, while a gigantic black spider does the honors for TB.

But only a few years ago he was making dire predictions about the future of the industry.

"We'd be a lot happier if we insisted that people prove their case before making dire pronouncements.

A supposedly confidential new assessment of Greece's prospects, drawn up earlier this month by the "troika" of the ECB, the IMF and the European Commission, makes dire reading.