Sentence examples for more severe future from inspiring English sources

Thus far, despite the U.S. arguably taking steps that violate the JCPOA, including Trump discouraging G-20 leaders from doing business with Iran, Iran has kept its powder dry, likely in anticipation of a more severe future crisis.

Several recent studies have shown that subthreshold depression is associated with psychosocial disability and more severe future course of the illness and requires treatment (28, 29).

He suspects that crises will be fewer in number but more severe in future.

Changes of the climatic means and extremes already show impacts on land cover that are expected to be more severe under future climate conditions.

Or is it helter-skelter-polar?  Or on a planet whose temperatures are rising, droughts growing more severe, and future food prices threatening to soar (meaning yet more protest, violence, and disruption), are there even "poles" any more?

The losses from these floods are expected to be more severe in future due to climate change.

But the researchers do think that the effects on plant productivity will grow more severe in the future as Arctic warm spells become more frequent.

Yet it is not clear whether these changes are due to natural variability i.e., the Arctic Oscillation or whether they represent a regime shift that will persist and perhaps become even more severe in the future.

The damage caused in recent years to the Great Barrier Reef by ocean heat waves has compromised the massive reef's ability to recover, and climate change could make the problem more severe in the future, according to research published Wednesday.

And, as climate change advances, we can expect the peaks and valleys of this pattern to get longer and more severe in the future.

In a sense, as population ageing is almost an unavoidable fact of modern society, the policy of never-ending population growth merely postpones the inevitable problem, possibly a more severe one, to future generations.