Sentence examples for present trends of from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, it is apparent that this flourishing – or peace, or enlightenment, or justice – is impossible if present trends of fossil fuel use continue.

The paper also points out some interpretation ambiguities related to ship domain and sums up present trends of its development and applications.

Nicaraguan towns, and if present trends of rising population growth and declining aquifers continue, more of the country — and perhaps other Central American nations — may be forced to tap the lake for water.

Utilizing co-inventor network relations that span thirty years of global life science patenting across sectors, geographic locations, and technological background, I present trends of men's and women's involvement in patenting and their collaborative characteristics across time.

This paper provides an overview of the present trends of QOL research by highlighting the disciplinary and spatial bias and finally, suggests future directions of QOL research in Malaysia.

By loosely coupling an agent based probabilistic land use change model with a hydrologic model, we investigated the consequences of present trends of urban growth to identify potential future hotspots of hydrological change across a watershed in central New Jersey undergoing suburbanization.

Using the present trend of forest transition dynamics, a 20-year forward simulation was generated using the Markov algorithm.

But the Israeli leader is also under pressure from politicians on his right to strike a decisive blow against the Palestinians instead of maintaining the present trend of tit-for-tat reprisals.

If the present trend of acceleration continues this is the forecast: In about two billion years Earth will become uninhabitable as a gradually warming Sun produces a runaway greenhouse effect.

Vanio says: "We are against the present trend of a dolce valpolicella and amarone, which many winemakers seem to think the market wants, and we prefer to produce wines to our own principles, with plenty of tannin to age well, and drier".

In this article, the issues regarding the impact of climate change (particularly increasing temperature and carbon dioxide concentrations) on seed production, the present trend of the global seed industry, are discussed.