dire necessity

Examples (20)

• Finding water became a dire necessity for the stranded hikers.
• The villagers faced a dire necessity for clean water after the drought.
• Securing a new investor is a dire necessity to prevent the company from going bankrupt.
• His family's dire necessity for food forced him to seek work abroad.
• For him, seeking therapy was a dire necessity to cope with his grief.
• They found themselves in a situation of dire necessity, with no shelter and dwindling supplies.
• The government realized that immediate policy reform was a dire necessity to stabilize the economy.
• The war created a dire necessity for medical aid in the affected regions.
• During the war, rationing was introduced out of dire necessity.
• Without immediate intervention, the refugees would face a dire necessity for humanitarian assistance.
• A heart transplant was the patient's only hope, a dire necessity for survival.
• The country's economic crisis led to a dire necessity for international financial support.
• Protecting this endangered species is a dire necessity for maintaining biodiversity.
• She explained that her actions were born out of dire necessity, not malicious intent.
• It was a matter of dire necessity to evacuate the coastal towns before the hurricane hit.
• The sudden drop in temperature presented a dire necessity for warm clothing and heating.
• If we don't act on climate change now, drastic measures will become a dire necessity in the future.
• For many, access to education is not just a right, but a dire necessity for escaping poverty.
• We didn't want to sell our family home, but it was a dire necessity to pay off our debts.
• We must address the dire necessity of climate action before it's too late.