Sentence examples for too dire for from inspiring English sources

And the situation is actually too dire for a bridge fuel: experts say we must stop adding carbon into the air within the next 30 years [1] or face a climate "feedback loop" in which global warming continues regardless of subsequent activities, a point at which we would be able to make things worse but not better.

Her book, about a large, squally and of course deeply loving family in which no dysfunction is too dire for a talky cure, is tethered to the values that run through the daytime mainstream and to the kinds of platitudes that can be found there.

The problem arose, he said, because, typically, projections have been too optimistic for winners, too dire for losers.

Not long after his mother left him, when their own living conditions became too dire, those entrusted to care for Juan Carlos placed him in an orphanage.

Things cannot be too dire if the orchestra's "Building for the Future" campaign could raise nearly $100m during a recession, they say.

If the situation is too dire get the robbers attention to stall for time, or save the victim by enlisting the help of a weapon yourself.

I'm proud to say I voted for Gordon Brown, because I think this country's economic circumstances are too dire to entrust to new blood with no experience whatsoever.

The alternative is simply too dire to contemplate.

The alternative, he said, "is too dire to contemplate".

Some officials say such warnings are too dire.

There is other scattered violence, none of it too dire.