Sentence examples for doomsday effects from inspiring English sources

Then there was the "expert" testimony of Kevin Murphy Kevin Murphy, an economics professor called by Microsoft to discuss the alleged doomsday effects of the state's proposed remedies.

But for those who argue that James's defection from Cleveland was a case of the doomsday effect, Stern did cite Denver and Utah for making different (read: smarter) business decisions in acquiring promising young talent for Anthony and Williams.

None of the above threat cases has the mass doomsday effect that the press has attributed to the Miller/Valasek hacks.

A paper entitled "the Mayan Doomsday's effect on survival outcomes in clinical trials" considered how research might be affected by our then-imminent extinction.

The visual effects for Doomsday stemmed from the 1980s stunt-based films, involving approximately 275 visual effects shots.

The most challenging visual effects shot in Doomsday was the close-up in which a main character is burned alive.

Student debt burdens are "not going to cause some immediate doomsday, but the long-term effect can be very, very real," Chopra added.

Weiss states that the machine is not meant to be a doomsday device and that the strange effects are a byproduct of the machine's "frustration" due to its believing that Peter is already inside the machine.

The mayor has a backup plan, a "doomsday" budget that will go into effect if he does not get the considerable help he says he needs from the state and the municipal unions.

"That was my life," says Dr. Alibek, busy now with an entirely different role in which his expertise in doomsday germs is being devoted, in effect, to undoing his own past.

This is the "Jack Bauer effect" – that sells a hypothetical doomsday scenario as almost standard operating procedure and the only protection from the mushroom-cloud alternative.