Sentence examples for looming in the future from inspiring English sources
"We've got such a carbon overshoot looming in the future that this is going to have to happen," he said.
Over a week, the Guardian has traced this path, revealing the triumphs of the past, the current battles, and the crisis looming in the future.
Thus the analysis of the paper allows deriving clear policy implications concerning the choice of action, and in particular the timing of measures to be taken by policy-makers if a financial crisis may be looming in the future.
There may be a duplicate Marling looming in the future as well — one who perhaps succumbs to all this post-Sundance Hollywood attention and finds herself, say, starring in a romantic comedy opposite Ashton Kutcher.
The commander, Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, said that while he currently had enough troops to accomplish the mission in Iraq, there were several challenges "looming in the future" that would require more troops.
One woman stood in defiance of the elements, holding a sign that read: "Hell snow, we won't go!" Winter had been an obstacle looming in the future of the New York City occupation.
More troubling, if an acute sensitivity to people's feelings had winnowed down Word 2000's thesaurus options, what changes loomed in the future?
As the price of crude oil increases and an oil shortage looms, in the future, it becomes a concern for scientists trying to use natural gas as an alternative source of energy and as a feedstock in chemical industries.
There is a real possibility that fundamentalist Islam will loom in the future of many states.
More toll roads and possibly a mileage-based road usage charge loom in the future, but even these won't be enough to fill the state's maintenance and repair gap, according to the state budget.
Because as Dr Charles J. Ryan writes in his book on testosterone, The Virility Paradox, "Baldness is not a disease or even a medical problem per se, yet it seems to be an early warning sign that other problems may loom in the future".
