The fact that we have nothing, not one single proposal, for how things should be in the future, disturbs us.
Let not future things disturb thee, for thou wilt come to them, if it shall be necessary, having with thee the same reason which now thou usest for present things.
A wide spectrum of emotions are experienced during abortion, including anxiety, sadness and grief, guilt, pessimism about future pregnancies, disturbed self-perception and loss of confidence in intimate relationships.
Precocious oocyte activation induced by cryoprotectants exposures may disturb future development (Larman et al., 2006; Gardner et al., 2007).
Younger landforms were disturbed more frequently than mature forest patches, which suggest that as biogeomorphic succession progresses the likelihood of future disturbance decreases.
He's even built a pub for parties so as not to disturb their future children.
Yet the potential impact of dust on the climate system, both in the anthropogenically disturbed future and the naturally varying past, remains to be quantified.
MacDougall clearly doesn't like the prospect, but he admits he can imagine a future so generally disturbed that we may well be grateful for what he calls the "positive services" — the aggressive adaptability — of the botanical aliens.
Based on what we know today the prospects for a robotic future are pretty disturbing.
Dec. 15, 1914 A Way of Life Though the United States has lived for two years under a Neutrality Act which expresses its wish to remain at peace, the American people are not neutral now in any situation which involves the risk of war, nor will they remain neutral in any future situation which threatens to disturb the balance of world power.
