Sentence examples for more dire impacts from inspiring English sources
Our advice: Given that Texas is expected to face some of the more dire impacts of climate change than any other state in the country, we hope Rep. Cuellar will go back to standing up for action against climate change, even if it means losing out on cash from mega-polluting political donors.
The result: the new fiscal cliff will have even higher stakes, as the US could spend the next two months wrestling with even greater potential economic disaster, and a more dire impact on the markets.
And to break the issue of abortion rights down to a battle over "messaging," or ensuring that Republican members of the House give some necessary red meat to their base, ultimately has a much more dire impact on the body politic.
More than 240 plant species show signs of infection and dire impacts are expected on more of these in future.
Mr. Samore described the impact in more dire terms.
"The results of this study are more dire than other studies on the impact of climate change on wine grapes," says ecologist Christopher Field of the Carnegie Institution in Stanford, California.
The real-world impact could be even more dire than the model predicts, Wittemyer says, because poachers target the largest adults, whose deaths decrease birth rates and disrupt social networks.
That's a very small portion of grocers nationwide, but the shutdown's impact on SNAP beneficiaries will grow more dire at the end of February, when funding for the program expires.
The findings also suggest that previous techniques using satellites to measure drought stress in rainforests may be missing dire impacts of a warming global climate, which many scientists believe will cause more droughts in those critical habitats.
Others offered more dire assessments.
