Sentence examples for doomsday risks from inspiring English sources

And faced with a swell of potential doomsday risks since Sept. 11, from anthrax and smallpox to contaminated water and food supplies and "dirty bombs" stuffed with radioactive materials, Mr. Tomo is one of many Long Islanders who have vivid imaginations and have taken aggressive measures to protect themselves.

But even those companies that avoid the doomsday scenario risk being victims of their own success.

Indeed, doomsday warnings about the risk of deactivating Windows XP have been floating around the Internet, prompting Microsoft to move aggressively to counter them.

The bulletin, known for its "doomsday clock" measuring the risk of nuclear war, pays attention to civilian nuclear power mostly in the context of whether the spread of reactor technology lays the groundwork for the spread of atomic bombs.

"When this year began, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved its risk-estimate Doomsday Clock closer to apocalyptic midnight than at any time since 1953.

We live in an age of risk assessment and risk analysis, when doomsday scenarios have become daily anxieties, and planning for improbable but world-changing events has become a focus of disaster policy.

"But now it is out there and probably gets a sigh of relief as a test and risk issue-this "doomsday" event has now been tested," Carlson concludes, "and the design and engineering works".

China is about 'boomsday.' The risk of 'gloomsday,' let alone doomsday, is slim".

That's precisely what the folks at the Cambridge Project for Existential Risk do they're full time doomsday worriers.

He argued departments could stop drawing up full risk registers "because they know that Doomsday scenarios that have to be considered will be published".

The doomsday clock moves according to the degree of risk of nuclear war.