| Coupling feelings of doubt with low self-esteem leads to very dire consequences. |
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| Gorbachev's arrival as Soviet premier, however, had dire consequences for Bulgarian wine. |
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| If the process occurs too early or too late, if it is too strict or too libidinous, dire consequences will result. |
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| I know of people who suffered the lumps and bumps of skin cancers and the inevitable dire consequences. |
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| Neglect of the physical constraints of holiness could be punished with the most dire consequences. |
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| What it showed was a typical Saturday night, and the dominant theme was drink and its oft-times dire consequences. |
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| He also warned the government of dire consequences if the administration tried to stop either of the batches. |
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| If such a plan is truly in the works, it will have dire consequences for the people of Darfur. |
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| Since most ship areas have a single damage capacity, it means an instant critical hit, and potentially dire consequences. |
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| The logic of coercion and intimidation will have dire consequences and exacerbate current global problems. |
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| A mistranslation, which is not a rare occurrence, can have dire consequences. |
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| In a national context it is quite clear that a breakdown of the rule of law can have dire consequences for civil society and government alike. |
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| Public opinion polls confirm the dire consequences of such mass hysteria and a significant shift in political trends. |
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| The same applies to the organs of evacuation which may become less efficient under the effect of the excessive demands made on them, with dire consequences to health. |
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| Diseases such as smallpox, typhus, and tuberculosis had dire consequences, and these consequences were intensifying on Britain's increasingly crowded streets. |
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| This will cause the hot oil to erupt with possible dire consequences. |
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| The lack of the most basic services can lead to dire consequences, especially for the world's most vulnerable populations. |
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| Even in his spotty analysis he predicted there would be dire consequences for certain sectors, among them the auto industry. |
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| Indeed, the protracted conflict would continue to have dire consequences for peace and stability. |
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| On several occasions an ultimatum was sent to staff and students to abandon their educational pursuits or face dire consequences. |
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| Others want to block more dire consequences, and see the state as the obvious mitigator. |
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| The oil issue and the extremely volatile situation prevailing in western Upper Nile are clearly at the core of the armed conflict in the Sudan and have particularly dire consequences for peace. |
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| It also means dire consequences for other sections of the population. |
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| But the impasse could have dire consequences. |
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| Portugal underlines the risks of radicalization emerging from the continuing hostilities, with dire consequences, not only in that region, but also in other parts of the world. |
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| With poor visibility and multiple distractions, there is always a chance that the anesthesiologist could get drug vials mixed up or put the wrong label on a drug, with dire consequences. |
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| Mr. Speaker, in the Senate this morning the Minister of the Environment brazenly attempted to scare Canadians into thinking that there will be dire consequences if we fulfill our Kyoto commitments. |
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| Additionally, and as discussed in the present report, the lack of good bookkeeping and accounting practices at schools has dire consequences in terms of governance. |
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| A fire would have unimaginably dire consequences, not only in the form of permanent damage to health but possibly of environmental contamination too. |
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| Fears of dire consequences have been raised, some of which may seem overdramatized, to say the least. |
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| This will have dire consequences for universities. |
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| But knee-jerk nationalism could have dire consequences. |
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| They are merely further proof of double standards at work and will have dire consequences for the future of the non-proliferation system as a whole and the credibility of our future options. |
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| They caution that the prolongation of this situation will lead to increased imbalance in the security and stability of the region, and will moreover plunge the region into an arms race with dire consequences. |
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| However, the recent worsening of the banking situation in Germany and the threat of collapse in other Euro-Zone currencies may mean even more dire consequences for the EUR in the long-run. |
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| The year 1981 saw the appearance of a disease with dire consequences. |
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| Failure to do so quickly and completely can have dire consequences. |
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| Bearing in mind all of this, and bearing in mind the dire consequences that we may face, we urge all the sides to act with restraint and in a responsible manner. |
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| Reminders to technical disarmament experts of the dire consequences for humanity of the failure to disarm are important but insufficient to overcome these types of challenges. |
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| On the downside, people working for printing presses are facing the dire consequences, as they haven't reaped gold this time during the election season. |
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| Dire consequences were predicted when, in 1971, Washington announced that it would no longer guarantee the convertibility of gold. |
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