Sentence examples for apocalyptic forecast from inspiring English sources

He added an apocalyptic forecast.

The mayor, Jean-Pierre Delord, a farmer in his 60s, first spotted the apocalyptic forecast online two years ago after being alerted by a villager.

The Seventh Day Adventists, who have an estimated 17 million members, grew out of the Millerites, whose failed apocalyptic forecast in 1844 became known as the Great Disappointment.

However, even worse than any apocalyptic forecast is the realization that no one knows with certainty how massive the financial contagion really is.

Every day for months they've had to weather apocalyptic forecasts on the radio and television, online and in print — headlines soaked in the financial jargon of market appraisals made in foreign cities.

Despite many apocalyptic forecasts, it now looks possible that recovery will be well under way by polling day.

You do not need to accept the most apocalyptic forecasts of European decline to acknowledge that Europe is unlikely to remain the world's largest economy for long.

That's in part because it runs twice as often as the Euro, it's free and easily accessible, and its tendency to overstate the intensity of tropical cyclones means that there are more retweet-able apocalyptic forecasts.

Meanwhile, although the pound has fallen and real wages are shrinking, Remainers must admit events have disproved their apocalyptic forecasts of recessions and house-price crashes – for the time being at least.

Some forecast that apocalyptic horsemen old and new could cause widespread death as the environment unravels.

Earlier this week, a study in the journal Nature concluded that climate change needed urgently to be tackled, but forecast that apocalyptic predictions of a temperature rise of 6C by 2100 would not come about.