Sentence examples for future tipping from inspiring English sources
Despite our conservative default assumptions, the prospect of an uncertain future tipping point causes an immediate increase in the initial (2005) carbon price (Fig. 2, blue line) by ∼50%, from US$36.7 per ton of carbon (tC) to US$55.6tC−11 (all prices are in 2005 US$, multiply by 1.16 for 2013 US$).
In a recent speech, Jeh Johnson, then the Department of Defense general counsel, discussed a future "tipping point" at which Al Qaeda would be so decimated that the armed conflict would be deemed over.
"But the BBC needs to identify future tipping points where reassessment of the structure will become necessary, such as full digital switchover in 2012 and 50% of viewing on a non-linear basis.
He did not want his name in the paper for fear of losing his job (and any future tips from the mayor).
We observed that before pseudopod initiation, the future tip of the pseudopod moves at a low rate, but reaches a maximum within one second after pseudopod emergence, and stays at that rate during the subsequent growth period.
These jackknife controls would be useful for future tip-calibrated rate analyses that include taxa with ambiguous dates of isolation.
Thus, when appropriately treating the intrinsic uncertainty in the climate system in this case the stochastic nature of future climate tipping points—a strict climate policy can emerge from a pure market-based approach.
For the CDU is expected to lose its absolute majority in the state election in Thuringia.The two questions are really one: who in future will tip the scales in Germany's political system, in which absolute majorities are rare thanks to proportional representation?
The future just tipped in our favour, and it's 46.7percentt rock.
Louise Arbour, the tribunal's chief prosecutor, announced recently that she plans, in a change of strategy, to keep indictments secret in the future, to avoid tipping off suspects about possible arrests.
The administration has a standard answer to queries about its interrogation practices: 1) We do not torture, and 2) we will not say what we do, for fear of tipping off future prisoners.
