Sentence examples for change calamity from inspiring English sources
OO Tasmania's Bushfires: Climate Change Calamity Burns One Of The Most Ancient Forests Left - and is a harbinger of a warmer, far less wonderful world.
Next week, I will be back to criticizing the Administration for letting Wall Street off far too easy, for not pushing harder to get corporations to treat their workers decently, for ducking leadership on the climate change calamity, and for promoting a health reform that only makes a badly flawed system even more byzantine.
And global temperatures, which have been increasing since the industrial revolution, would stabilize or decline preventing a big rise in sea levels, heat waves and other climate change calamities.
OO Hostages Of Climate Change: Trapped Poor Populations - the range of climate change calamities projected by many scientists - from floods to heatwaves and rising seas -will take its heaviest toll on the poor.
At one point Jahan realises that the secret of his master's success lies not in toughness or indestructibility, "but in his ability to adapt to change and calamity, and to rebuild himself, again and again, out of the ruins".
Mr. Joel changed the calamity in the opening verse of "Miami 2017" into a storm where "out in the Rockaways, the oceans overflowed" and "Staten Island drowned".
Expect two dynamics to drive climate action over the next few years: Baby steps (in other words no major initiatives, short of a climate change-induced calamity which mobilizes action on a big scale and overcomes the current political inertia) and a bottom-up approach, taking over with rapidly increasing momentum.
Often found on grasslands susceptible to floods and droughts, the bohor reedbuck can adapt remarkably well to radical seasonal changes and calamities.
Calamities change things.
The main difference is that back then, Mr. Bush wanted to persuade viewers that calamity had changed him overnight, making him newly focused, better informed and comfortable in command of the nation's capital — the Washington insider in chief.
Any thinking person today recognizes the urgent calamity of climate change and pollution.
