Sentence examples for most dire of from inspiring English sources

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

Here are the most dire of those predictions, and the dramatic of his advice.

Bankruptcy usually doesn't provide relief, except in the most dire of circumstances.

The plight of the solenodon in Haiti may be the most dire of all.

He has appeared in total command of each of his games -- he was the same way in spring training -- even in what seemed the most dire of circumstances.

But she does have the ability to see something from the humorous point of view, even in the most dire of circumstances".

Two of the most dire consequences of premature release of TopoIIα from chromosomes by overexpressed geminin, especially before it religates the chromosomes are (1) low efficacy of TopoIIα drugs, for example, doxorubicin or etoposide; and (2) production of damaged chromosomes.

They have driven down its value by $89 billion since the well erupted, far in excess of all but the most dire forecasts of the ultimate costs of the spill.

Harari calls it "the rise of the useless class" and ranks it as one of the most dire threats of the 21st century.

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.

Little wonder that the banks have been putting forth some of the most dire warnings of what would happen following a pro-Brexit vote, with Goldman Sachs, at one point, arguing that the British pound could crash in value by as much as 20%.