Sentence examples for seemingly dire from inspiring English sources

Hearings, supra, note 1, at 12. Thus, almost in the same breath with which Representative Colton made his then seemingly dire prediction of national control, he declared that 'Arizona is not a party at all to this compact.

Hope is really about planning it encourages us to chart a course even in the face of seemingly dire prospects; it encourages us to take concrete, practical actions that are tied to how we want our lives and careers to unfold.

For Senator Clinton, Democrat of New York, the situation is not so seemingly dire, but any hope she had of Democrats embracing her candidacy as inevitable has been dashed by the rise of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, the continued strength of John Edwards of North Carolina, and obvious discomfort in some Democratic quarters of putting another Clinton in the White House.

Despite the seemingly dire consequences, the case is low on investor's radar.

Despite seemingly dire circumstances, we all know the political climate changes by the hour.

Sadly, this one change profoundly affected the status of women veterans much more so than men, because of how frequently this status precedes seemingly more dire or drastic forms of homelessness.

But the new report recognizes that those figures badly underestimate the actual extent of the problem, leading to seemingly much more dire numbers for 2007.

At the same time, the book emphasizes the difficulty of foreseeing the potentially dire consequences of seemingly innocuous actions.

This dire assessment was seemingly borne out on April 10 11 when a demonstration of more than 10,000 ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands turned violent.

Seemingly every month brings another dire warning from climate researchers: Without significant action, global temperatures will increase enough by the end of the century to cause massive upheaval from rising seas, extreme weather, collapsing food chains, droughts and floods.

Both were fun and important, neither demanding a renewed existence but the lack of LGBTQ-centric TV (and, especially, the lack of intersectional, lesbians-stay-alive TV) is so dire that we seemingly have to be excited, because there's not much else.