Sentence examples for more dire effects from inspiring English sources
For his part, Dr. Robinson, the climatologist, said a prolonged drought in New Jersey like the one in 1964 could have more dire effects because the state is more built up with more people now than it was then.
And once infected, she said, children experience more dire effects than adults.
Some of climate change's more dire potential effects ― cities submerged by rising sea levels, accelerated mass extinctions, a ruined global economy ― haven't happened yet, at least not in a way that feels immediate to our daily lives.
But this protective measure, which had never been tested for long-term safety, may have had a more dire adverse effect than the one it prevented.
For several decades, research on marijuana lagged that for other illicit substances as scientists focused on the drugs like cocaine and heroin with more obvious addictive qualities and more drastic and dire effects on users.
Others grow from more dire murmurs about media's effects on children -- sit too close and you'll ruin your vision, short segments decrease attention span, digital kids can't write standard English.
In some cases, the effects can be even more dire.
But for big munitions such schemes are costly and so far still untested.Landmines get far more money and legal scrutiny than ammunition dumps, because of their dire effects.
If anyone was liable to spark bonfires instead of dousing them, it was Mr Ahmadinejad.His effect on the economy was arguably still more dire.
And, in seven years' time, when the effects of global climate change are stirring up even more dire weather patterns, it's possible that downtown Los Angeles will always have a storm system overhead.
