dire consequences in a sentence
- Crowley and other proponents deny the initiative would have dire consequences.
- But in some countries, traffic has even more dire consequences.
- Others were equally dismissive of bourgeois politics, with dire consequences.
- But he warned of dire consequences if the situation remains unchanged.
- The pillaging of Polonnaruwa was to have dire consequences for Parkramabhu.
- It's difficult to find dire consequences in a sentence.
- Ronald Reagan's administration reacted furiously and warned of dire consequences.
- The company predicted dire consequences if its records became public.
- Such a retreat inside American frontiers could have dire consequences for Europe.
- Some predict dire consequences for both states; others are more hopeful.
- That has left doctors playing a guessing game with potentially dire consequences.
- Backsliding now would have dire consequences for Japan's financial markets.
- All the dire consequences predicted by doubters failed to happen.
- Every picture Pecker snaps triggers dire consequences for a friend or relative.
- Being caught without the right bag can have dire consequences.
- But Rudman said he did not foresee dire consequences for the presidency.