The problems at The Container Store are much direr, Chukumba said.
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The warnings about the consequences for France have been direr still.
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The situation then was far direr, but the rhythms are the same.
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They ratchet up their language to a degree that weakens its currency for direr circumstances.
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Financial troubles are commonplace for single parents, making the need for child support even direr.
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Breaking a fady invites both social shame and even direr consequences from the ancestors believed to enforce them.
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The company's stock price, however, has gone in the opposite direction, rising in response to Apple outperforming direr expectations.
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The situation is even direr when you realize that the proposals put forward by the president only scratch the surface.
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Flores already had a tough enough job heading into the 2019 season, but the situation in Miami now looks even direr.
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Though typically one of the direr parts of Build keynotes, Microsoft's cloud business remains a significant part of the company's core business.
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If anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism are meaningfully distinct (I think they are not), the human consequences of the latter are direr.
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With international travel bans in place and most Americans voluntarily avoiding domestic travel, the industry is in direr straits than even after the September 11 attacks.
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If the best leader our military has to offer isn't good enough for the Trump administration or his supporters, it is in far direr straits than I ever thought.
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Opening the door to a peace treaty with North Korea is as close to cutting the Korean Peninsula's Gordian Knot as possible under the present set of ever direr circumstances.
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We learn about the physical problems plaguing Chubbuck—a stomach ailment portends something far direr—and there are vague references to a meltdown that she had at a station in Boston.
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Over the past few years, as the regime in Venezuela has become more repressive and the humanitarian situation there direr, the United States and other countries have escalated pressure on Maduro and his associates.
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For auto lenders the picture may appear direr, and falling used auto prices and slowing loan growth are indeed areas Harte is watching, but overall he sees the industry as relatively stable at this juncture.
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However, this is potentially more costly in a post-industrial society where educational levels are high and where the workforce is sophisticated and a replacement for a conscripted specialist is difficult to find. Even direr economic consequences result if the professional conscripted as an amateur soldier is killed or maimed for life; his work effort and productivity are lost.
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Beech forests are divided into four varieties based on the dominant tree species and their geographic distribution is largely related to elevation. Black Beech (or Hard Beech) forests are found in the warmer lowlands of the North Island and northern South Island. Red Beech are found in direr foothills, while Silver Beech occupy a similar elevation but prefer a wetter environment. Mountain Beech are found at high elevation near the tree line, which is New Zealand is below 1000 m.
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Drinking water facilities also took a sizeable hit from the earthquake, making the situation even direr for the women, many of whom had to travel half an hour or more and que up for hours on end, for just a few litres of water. The bad water situation was superseded only by the damage to sanitation facilities, with 43% women reporting much damage to their toilets. Hygiene was a matter of high concern, with only 23% women having received appropriate hygiene kits, leaving 60% women in dearth.
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96-7 But the Rolland-Pilain team was in even direr straits – they had fitted their cars with fuel tanks that were too small. De Marguenat ran out of fuel after 18 laps, and the others (after being frantically told to slow down) only just made their first stop. Thereafter the cars had to be driven very conservatively to make it through to each stop. Marinier miscalculated and ran out of fuel on Sunday morning, but the other cars survived and, from not having been driven hard, ran well and still exceeded their race targets.
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The executioner rode > a blooded horse, like a noble of the court, and went clad in gold and > silver; his wife vied with noble dames in the richness of her array. The > children of those convicted and punished were sent into exile; their goods > were confiscated; plowman and vintner failed-- hence came sterility. A direr > pestilence or a more ruthless invader could hardly have ravaged the > territory of Trier than this inquisition and persecution without bounds: > many were the reasons for doubting that all were really guilty. This > persecution lasted for several years; and some of those who presided over > the administration of justice gloried in the multitude of the stakes, at > each of which a human being had been given to the flames.
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