Sentence examples for dangerous changes from inspiring English sources

I stressed how important it is, when scientists communicate to the public, to make clear that while there are many details that are still uncertain, the big picture (that humans are warming the planet and changing the climate, and that far larger and potentially more dangerous changes loom in our future if we don't act) is not.

For one thing, Ecstasy does not cause the same dangerous changes in mood and judgment as crack does.

Ten years ago, after her weight fell to 82 pounds, she learned that she was a "brittle diabetic," subject to rapid and dangerous changes in blood sugar.

Last autumn, PWC released a climate-change report forecasting massive disruptions to human life and dangerous changes to the earth's systems.

Because that is what would likely be required if were to avoid truly dangerous changes to our climate and still approve the pipeline.

In either case – whether 2C of warming causes net benefits, or small losses – it doesn't sound much like a threshold for dangerous changes.

The recent Ofcom report highlights the dangerous change in this relationship.

Traditionalists who see a Scottish parliament as a dangerous change to a system which has delivered Britain centuries of peace and stability are missing the point.

Hume thinks that logic used in this way involves a dangerous change of subject matter.

The difficulty here is that drugmakers have often ignored manufacturing efficiency for a good reason: A slight change in the production process can occasionally result in a dangerous change in a medicine.

I was born with one of those dangerous change-the-world dispositions.