Sentence examples for no dire reason from inspiring English sources
Some Shia politicians, including Muqtada al-Sadr, a young cleric with a strong following who was long branded a dangerous firebrand, have even voiced sympathy with Sunni demands.If there is no dire reason to fear things getting worse, though, there is not much hope for improvement either.
"Candidates better have a darned good reason -- and it better be a dire reason -- for messing with the so-called trust fund".
With many highways closed -- motorists were urged to go nowhere without dire reason -- National Guardsmen, police officers, Red Cross personnel and other volunteers, many of them using all-terrain vehicles, delivered food, water and blankets to isolated people in towns and rural areas across Arkansas, Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle.
China issued no dire warnings, as it did in 2000.
It created no big stir; there were no dire results, and no big-time benefits, either.
No questions, no reasons.
The situation is dire because Uribe has no tangible reason to reach an agreement: it is in his interests to stretch the new talks until they slowly melt into the presidential elections in 2018.
But it's new and especially bad -- as Dorothy Parker once said, not just terrible but terrible with raisins in it -- when they support it for no special reason, addressing no particular dire event or emergency, but just, you know, because.
But there is no reason to draw such a dire conclusion.
"But that's no reason to celebrate – it's still dire for humankind," he said.
