Sentence examples for catastrophic degree from inspiring English sources

In August, for example, Germany's constitutional court reversed an earlier ruling and said that the Bundeswehr could, in "exceptional situations of catastrophic degree" be deployed within Germany.

A fitter and turner who pleaded guilty to making submachine guns that presented a "catastrophic degree of dangerousness" to the public will spend the next eight months behind bars.

But all it takes to bring it back is news reports of tornadoes such as the ones in Oklahoma and Missouri over the weekend, or to a more catastrophic degree, the cyclone that hit Myanmar in Southeast Asia.

Given the catastrophic degree of respiratory failure, the acute pathological findings (including interstitial fibrosis) [ 66], the high mortality and the high costs of treating these patients US$1208000 (UK #75 500) per patient for therapy with ECMO, US$972000 (UK #60 750) per patient for conventional treatment [ 31], what is the long-term recovery of those who do survive?

A 2015 study by the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future found that if current meat and dairy consumption levels continue, we'd likely exceed by 2050 the catastrophic 2-degree-Celsius global temperature rise that climate scientists have warned about.

Catastrophic 8 Degree Fahrenheit Global Heating Much More Likely by 2100 says a new NASA-funded report, reports Brian Vastag at the Washington Post.

The FSEIS uses models which are all predicated on a "business as usual" energy consumption patterns through 2035 leading to a catastrophic 6 degree Celsius increase in global temperatures.

But the fact that we face "only" a 10 percent chance of a catastrophic 12-degree climb surely does not argue for inaction.

"They're saying, you can call it what you want, but you can't call it meat". If current meat and dairy consumption levels continue, we'd likely exceed by 2050 the catastrophic 2-degree-Celsius global temperature rise that climate scientists have warned about.

Rockström says there is already an inbuilt 1.6percentt chance of reaching a "universally catastrophic" six-degree Celsuis rise in global temperatures.

There are many reasons to think we may not get to four degrees Celsius, but globally, emissions are still growing, and the time we have to avert what is now thought to be catastrophic warming — two degrees Celsius — is shrinking by the day.