Sentence examples for overheating world from inspiring English sources

(Granta later put "Nickel Tailings #34" on its cover, beside the title "This Overheating World," though the image had nothing to do with climate change).

Here's an archetypal Daily Express lead story: floods, droughts, tempests, the end of an overheating world.

Its concerns were widely noticed by all those making their voices heard on the grim dangers of an overheating world.

Too many issues that affect the fate of our overheating world were left unresolved at the end of negotiations.

As the year ended there were many signs of an overheating world, including the astonishingly unseasonal winter warmth – it was 72F (22C) in Manhattan on Christmas Eve and The New York Times described the Yuletide weather as "tropical" – and the more violent rainfall that a warming world is expected to bring, with the North of England flooded on an unprecedented scale.

Most days I travel to London on the Stansted Express, the train that runs directly between Liverpool Street station and the airport that the government is eager to expand by building a second runway, as if we need such an extravagance in our overheating world.

And the threat of global warming is an obvious example of how government intervention is needed to deter people from overheating the world.

The Japanese appetite for whale meat has disgusting results, as does the Chinese fascination for ivory trinkets; but elephant and whale slaughter is surely no more than a peccadillo in the context of the great, ever-expanding, overheating slaughterhouse that the world feeds from.

The grave-diggers of capitalism - if they exist - will almost certainly turn out to be those who have gutted the earth of its treasures, used up its riches, exhausted its not limitless generosity; and since capitalism is itself now regarded as the natural state of humanity, who can say in what reduced, overheated and shrunken world its workers, along with its wealthy, may not one day be buried?

"Before they're done we'll understand considerably more about how the world overheated.

Nokia says 46 million batteries may overheat [Info World].