Sentence examples for forecasts of doom from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in Europe, that might offer no cause for hand-wringing angst or forecasts of doom.

Republicans — unyielding critics of Obamacare — have been gleefully issuing forecasts of doom.

Yet contrary to repeated forecasts of doom from orthodox economists, the economy is roaring.Or at least it seems to be.

Contrary to the over-blown forecasts of doom, the human rights regimes in the UK, Canada, New Zealand, the USA have not reduced those places to judicial tyrannies.

In the face of economic forecasts of doom and gloom, Ms. Burns, who is also the president of the New York Sheet Music Society, maintains that singing, with all the breathing and letting go of "baggage," "relieves depression".

Then it continued with a brief reference later that month ((scroll down the page past the Libyans etc) and most recently, this episode in July, and the joyful news that the Royal Horticultural Society's forecasts of doom had proved wrong, and cordylines everywhere were showing basal green shoot signs of resurrection.

To anyone with a pessimistic view of history, the notion that our salvation depends on everyone's coming together for the common good may sound like a forecast of doom.

He has long warned of impending financial catastrophe at Channel 4, but for all the forecasts of impending doom it remains financially stronger than its commercial competitors.

But it does suggest that the forecasts of impending doom should come with a health warning: groupthink is potentially dangerous and can damage your wealth.

We stay glued to the forecasts of gloom and doom for the same reason that we watch the latest X games.

John P. Holdren, the science adviser to the president, has sometimes been attacked for signing on to catastrophic forecasts of population-driven doom as a young researcher.