Sentence examples for more dire ones from inspiring English sources

Side plots about Donald Trump's irresponsible Twitter habits and culture's focus on dramatic problems over banal, but often more dire ones hit their mark.

Now the Penguins face an even more dire situation — only one of 31 teams that lost their first two games on the road have won the Stanley Cup.

If anything, that situation was more dire than the one we're seeing now.

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".

If there is any positive legacy from the Iguala tragedy as well as the scandals and failures that have erupted around it, is that the government and the Mexican political establishment as a whole can finally realize they are the ones in more dire need of reform.

You can't get any more dire than that, I don't think.

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.

Making matters more dire, said Elkorany, are the one million children in regions of the country outside government control, mostly in areas seized over the past several years by the Islamic State insurgency.

But while attending Wikimania Friday in Washington, DC -- the conference for the entire Wikimedia movement -- I saw one chart that seemed more dire.

Every time the men managed to overcome one difficulty, a more dire obstacle seemed to rise up in front of them.

Just about every one you open has a more dire prediction than the last.