Sentence examples for more catastrophic consequences from inspiring English sources

Thus, all else being equal, climate change and extreme events such as droughts, floods, hurricanes, etc., would have more catastrophic consequences in poor countries than in developed ones.

The science isn't settled -- it's unsettling, and getting more so every year as the scientific community learns more about the catastrophic consequences of uncontrolled greenhouse gas emissions.

The result is inadequately protected plants, far more vulnerable to catastrophic consequences than the industry and the N.R.C. concede.

But what is not realised is that the process of climate change may turn out to be much more unpredictable and unstable, with potentially catastrophic consequences in the long run.

We may very well be facing the catastrophic consequences of a more tempestuous planet.

For Hopper the consequences may have been even more catastrophic.

When FGM is performed on children with abnormal genitalia (e.g. ambiguous genitalia, micropenis, and hypospadia), the consequences are likely to be even more catastrophic, resulting in irreversible medical problems.

If we are to avoid the potentially catastrophic consequences of climate change, we need to back many more Shuji Nakamuras in even more areas of technology innovation.

The proximity heightens the risk as the consequences caused by vessel burst can be more catastrophic than the former condition.

The steady rise of Earth's temperature as greenhouse gases accumulate in the atmosphere and trap more and more heat is sending the planet spiraling closer to the point where warming's catastrophic consequences may be all but assured.

* Unethical behavior is one of the more obvious pitfalls of overly ambitious goal setting, with potentially some of the most catastrophic consequences.