Sentence examples for on our present path from inspiring English sources

The one certainty is that we can't continue indefinitely on our present path – and by "we" I don't just mean British politicians and voters; I mean the human race.

But nor can we afford the social costs of going forward on our present path of isolation.

If you believe the IPCC, if we continue on our present path we are dooming ourselves to untold misery.

Although members of both parties might find the new debate more difficult, continuing on our present path is impossible and solutions that avoid the difficult decisions are only doomed for failure.

If we continue on our present path, if we don't make the bold moves necessary to correct the imbalances in our educational investments, we'll not only shortchange our students we'll mortgage our economic future.

Imagine that someone offered you a wager, and let's be conservative here: continue on your present path and there will be a 10%-20 10%-20e that this planet becomes virtually uninhabitable a century or two from now.

"We know that the inquiry cannot undo the injustices that indigenous peoples have suffered over decades, but we can review what's happened in the past, reflect on our present circumstances, and chart a path moving forward".

Bennett said the announcement was "historic" while Justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, moved to tears, said, "We know that the inquiry cannot undo the injustices that Indigenous peoples have suffered over decades, but we can review what's happened in the past, reflect on our present circumstances, and chart a path moving forward".

"Our brains reconstruct the past based on our present values.

Louisiana's Republican governor, Bobby Jindal, has declared a state of emergency and urged citizens to start leaving low-lying areas; if the storm continues on its present path, he may be forced to skip the convention to organise disaster response in his state.

My argument was that over ten years you have to have some credible plan to get back to fiscal balance because at some point you lose your credibility because on the present path, Congressional Budget Office figures make it clear, with every year the share of Federal tax revenues going to interest payments rises, there is a point after which it's no longer credible.