Sentence examples for more dire future from inspiring English sources
National parks face an even more dire future.
The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns of an even more dire future, with sea level rise imperiling coastal communities, more frequent, intense typhoons and hurricanes lashing storm-prone regions, and persistent drought disrupting agricultural production and framing-based livelihoods.
I fear the consequences will be more dire in the future.
But the Moody's assessment includes more dire assumptions about the future of the euro than the European Banking Authority used.
The scientific controversy is likely to rumble on and while it does, senators can continue to throw snowballs.Dig deeper: Predictions for Australia's future get more dire (Feb 2015) The rise in sea levels may be accelerating (Jan 2015) Why scientists are almost certain that climate change is man-made (Nov 2014).
Without it, the company would face a dire future, left behind as the PC market goes mobile and work gets ever more distributed.
For the dystopian future third season episode "The Day We Died", a black-toned theme, with more dire phrases like "hope" and "water," was used.
But its implications for the future, its intimations of what may be in store for us all, are far more dire.
But they both represent a much more dire threat, the one embodied in Orwell's famous quote that "He who controls the past controls the future".
Others offered more dire assessments.
