Sentence examples for devastating changes from inspiring English sources

Devastating changes to sea levels, rainfall, water supplies, weather systems and crop yields are increasingly likely before the end of the century, scientists will warn tomorrow.

In short, readable chapters Vince reported devastating changes to the environment, alongside the innovations that locals improvised to stem the tide of catastrophe: an island made of garbage in the Caribbean, artificial glaciers in Ladakh (a region in Kashmir, on the Indian subcontinent), and mountains painted white to cool the ground in Peru.

It certainly has its flaws, but Lansley's NHS will undoubtedly make such swooping and devastating changes to it that it could well be beyond repair.

If that total reaches 3,670bn tonnes, they add, it will be hard to avoid a 2C rise in global temperatures and that would trigger a host of devastating changes to the climate.

President Obama this week threatened to veto any measure that would hinder the administration's efforts to restrict emissions that scientists say are warming the atmosphere and leading to potentially devastating changes in the global climate.

Mr. Obama has consistently opposed any effort that hinders the administration's efforts to restrict emissions that scientists say are warming the atmosphere and leading to unpredictable and potentially devastating changes in the global climate.

The root of residual anger at Thatcher lies, perhaps, in that Thatcher was the first post-war prime minister to cut such jobs without finding or creating replacement roles That isn't to say that manufacturing and mining communities didn't feel devastating change – from which some have not recovered to this day.

Senator McConnell's long-held plan to deny Obama a second term drives their convention; it remains a compelling desire to undo that devastating change, to assuage that loss, and to return painful disbelief into comforting fact once more.

Paul Cutler, program director for Antarctic Integrated System Science at the U.S. National Science Foundation, told the Washington Post that the mission will require scientists to set up camps on the glacier itself, send underwater vehicles under the ice shelf, and make multiple trips over it in planes to gather enough data to assess the full potential for devastating change.

Particularly in Europe, history has recorded many successive and even devastating landscape changes, which have left barely any relics today.

The Deccan theory suggests that the volcanic eruptions would have induced devastating climate changes by injecting vast amounts of dust and greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide, into the atmosphere.