Sentence examples for prospect of warming from inspiring English sources

But others, like Bugatti and Aston Martin, seem unapologetic about the prospect of warming the globe with their mega-horsepower internal-combustion engines.

For evidence of the ultimate goal, the senator cited controversial climate-change critic Richard Lindzen, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientist at odds with most of his colleagues on the prospects of warming, including experts at NASA.

Let us consider, in that context, the prospects for warming well in excess of what we might term "dangerous" (typically considered to be at least 2C or 3.6F warming of the planet).

I didn't have to face the prospect of global warming, it's true.

Present-day geoengineering proposals have focused on the global scale, particularly as evidence has mounted of increasing atmospheric CO2 concentrations and thus the prospect of global warming.

A sharp new debate has sprung up among atmospheric scientists over where to aim efforts to stave off the prospect of global warming from the buildup of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

The prospect of global warming and limited fossil fuel reserves necessitates radical changes in our global energy production and consumption patterns.

But the prospect of global warming, together with the recent jolt in fuel costs, is bringing industry round to the idea that "we cannot continue current levels of dependence on fossil fuels".

"My heart is filled with joy at the prospect of the warm embraces of my family, friends and colleagues.

And the prospect of continued warm winters due to climate change has some of the nut growers worried about what the future might hold for the state's pistachios, they say.

It is of course unlikely that casual readers today will warm to the prospect of wading through arcane texts by failed revolutionaries, never mind the strange gleanings and extravagant speculations of a failed writer.