Sentence examples for severe future from inspiring English sources

The Paterson administration argues that the state must begin to reckon with severe future deficits, and this view appears to have the support of Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg, who plans to visit Puerto Rico today and the Dominican Republic tomorrow, say that the mayor is being guided by a simple, pragmatic idea: the earlier a cut is made, the more money it will save over time, and the less severe future cuts will have to be.

Asked by an audience member how severe future spending cuts would be, Mr Cameron said they would be "manageable and doable", but that "efficiencies" would be needed.

Based on the grid-point averages, the most severe future drought throughout the 87-year period are expected to occur in Namwon around 2039 2041 with peak intensity (minimum EDI) −3.54 and projected duration of 580 days.

On the sidelines of the ASEAN conference in Singapore, both US President Obama and Russian President Medvedev had firm words that suggested the imposition of severe future economic sanctions if Iran does not cooperate.

Otherwise, developing countries may not be able to detect and combat severe future epidemics of other reemerging diseases such as avian influenza and severe acute respiratory syndrome.

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.

Ryūzō Sejima reported that the attrition of IJA troop-strength on Guadalcanal was so unexpectedly severe that future operations would be untenable.

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.