Sentence examples for most dire cases from inspiring English sources

If they get in trouble, NATO will not be riding to the rescue, except in the most dire cases.

In the most dire cases, the families of illegal immigrants who are missing have been unable to obtain a letter from an employer.

Inside a makeshift clinic run by Médecins Sans Frontières in a Maiduguri suburb, you can find some of the most dire cases.

Thus, sending the military to war should only be done in the most dire cases of national security.

Dr. T. Mike Hsieh, a urologist and professor at the University of California San Diego, says he sometimes prescribes SSRIs for patients with premature ejaculations, but only in the most dire cases and after a thorough screening.

"When we do identify that someone might be able to stay here, it's because they fall into one of these categories of people where it seems that they're among the most dire cases and categories of people that we should be providing representation for," said Jennifer Friedman, managing director of the immigration practice at The Bronx Defenders, which works on the NYIFUP program.

In the most dire case, if an injection gets into a blood vessel and the product gets into the retinal artery, a patient could be blinded, Dr. D'Amico said.

The most dire and complicated cases are referred to a nearby hospital as a standard procedure.

Zambia's 1999 outbreak was among the most dire, recording more than 11,000 cases and at least 390 deaths.

In Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines, all three relatively recent converts to the democratic way, there are once again rumours of coups, and a growing sense of despair at the shortcomings of elected governments in the face of an economic crisis now well into its fourth year.Indonesia's case is the most dire.

Tuberculosis is already at epidemic levels, and an expected surge in AIDS cases and hepatitis complications could, by the most dire models, kill more than half a million people a year in a generation or two.