Sentence examples for impending natural from inspiring English sources
A new network of radio-controlled sirens, which do not require routine testing, will be installed to alert people to impending natural disasters or terrorist attacks.
A decade ago, Mr. Souki warned of an impending natural gas shortage, and set out to build a network of gas import terminals after none had been built in a generation.
Environmentalists talk about impending natural scarcities, but Hirsch drew attention to a more intriguing phenomenon - social scarcity, or things whose supply is limited not by nature but by social crowding.
Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward was nominated because the characters remain optimistic during an impending natural disaster.
According to Alston, the rolling out of universal credit – the Tories' flagship welfare policy – is being prepared for by the voluntary sector with "the sort of activity one might expect for an impending natural disaster or health epidemic".
If the stressful news is an impending natural disaster or one that has already happened, try the "elemental music" method.
Impending shortages of natural resources are not priced into the market, so those resources are consumed too rapidly.
To assess the possibility that TCDD exposure is associated with conditions that would lead to surgical menopause or that it is associated with a longer menopausal transition, we also reran the final models with a redefined outcome including surgical menopause, perimenopause, impending menopause, and natural menopause.
There are few empowering cliches available for those who see their impending death as a natural part of their life, rather than a fierce tussle with the grim reaper.
Similar results were found when women in surgical menopause and peri-menopause were also combined with natural and impending menopause as one outcome (data not shown).
But many experts are cautioning residents of those cities not to gloat too much -- the costs of any state bailout of beleaguered utilities would likely fall on the shoulders of all the state's taxpayers, and even those cities are not immune from impending price hikes in the natural gas market.
