Sentence examples for the dire impacts from inspiring English sources

Yet it's not as if the government itself doesn't recognise the dire impacts of climate change –particularly on developing countries.

"Where Do Old Cellphones Go to Die?," by Leyla Acaroglu (Sunday Review, May 5), called attention to the dire impacts that e-waste exports have on the environment and human health in developing countries.

Puzder found some of his evidence for the dire impacts of the ACA in job statistics.

This is critical for those facing the dire impacts of climate change.

With respect to environmental matters, many humans cannot see the dire impacts we are inflicting upon the planet.

Given the dire impacts of the climate crisis that both the United States and the WTO have acknowledged, all governments must have the ability to develop domestic renewable energy industries to fight climate disruption and the fossil fuel industry behind the crisis.

For too long, evidence of the dire impact of diesel emissions and other pollutants has been sidelined".

Cameron made his comments as he was travelling to a G7 summit in Japan, where world leaders are likely to discuss the dire impact that Chinese steel dumping is having on the industry.

He cites, also, the dire impact on homelessness – falling in Britain until 2010 – of government cuts to social housing budgets, and the human tragedies triggered by the fitness-for-work evaluations, designed to weed out disability benefit fraud.

The great upheaval the news industry is going through is the result of a perfect storm of transformative technology, the advent of sites such as Craigslist, dramatic changes in consumer habits, and the dire impact the economic crisis has had on advertising.

As a result of falling oil prices, slowing demand from China, the dire impact of the Lava Jato investigation on the construction industry and political paralysis, Brazil has slipped into a deep recession and seen its credit rating cut to junk status.