Sentence examples for devastating changes in from inspiring English sources

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.

Great Barrier Reef, Australia Stretching some 1,200 miles along Australia's Queensland coast, this bio-diverse natural wonder contains the largest existing cover of coral reefs and remains the only living thing that can be seen from space--yet even a landform of this size cannot evade the small yet devastating changes in the Earth's atmosphere.

In our study, we have shown that physiological level of testosterone was able to attenuate devastating changes in the synapse.

Let us now go back in time and visit our hominid ancestors who according to the savanna hypothesis, about six million years ago, during devastating geological changes in East Africa's landscape, were propelled into evolving bipedalism.

This study examines this statement by juxtaposing brochure content produced by 12 hotels located in Playacar, Mexico – a coastal tourism enclave devastated by biophysical changes in the natural landscape – to online tourists' co-constructions of the same landscape.

Just like the job market, the music industry has been devastated by fundamental changes in the way business is transacted, thanks to the Internet, social media, and a rebalancing of power that places more control in the hands of buyers and less in the hands of sellers.

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

Producers hinted recently that viewers can expect "big changes" in "devastating" new episodes.

We're so spoiled by Earth's natural splendor that many of us take it for granted a bit ill-advised in this era of devastating climate change.

While fossil fuels may be profitable, colleges and universities investing in them are voting with their dollars for a future of devastating climate change.