Sentence examples for most dire impacts from inspiring English sources

OO Brazil: Forest Degradation Can Be As Bad For Biodiversity As Deforestation - we are failing to address some of the most dire impacts of human activities on forests and biodiversity, researchers are warning.

For her part, the housing commissioner, Ms. Perine, disagreed with the most dire predictions of the impact of the White House's tax proposal: that the mayor's housing plan would be completely undone.

At a news conference after Friday's meeting with Congressional leaders, the president tried to tamp down some of the most dire predictions about the sequester's impact.

"For Better or for Worse: Divorce Reconsidered," by E. Mavis Hetherington, an emeritus professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, and John Kelly, a writer in New York, challenges both the most dire and the most optimistic generalizations about the impact of divorce.

Leon acknowledged that after his earlier ruling, state and federal transit officials had submitted a previous study that found Metro would not have a significant impact on the Purple Line, even if under the most dire of five scenarios, Metro contributed no passengers to the light-rail line.

Markets emerge under the most dire conditions.

This increase in mercury could have dire impacts on fish from the Pacific Ocean.

That's the most dire prediction one could make".

Some of the most dire situations in the developing world are found in conflict zones.

Still, any thickening of the border or protectionist policies could have dire impacts.

He said he would only invoke this provision in the most dire of situations.