Sentence examples for tumultuous future from inspiring English sources
If so, this should serve as a strong signal that without prompt and effective policy measures to address global warming, we are precipitating our own tumultuous future.
Through exploring the old ways I feel we could even rediscover lost perspectives that may point to something important we've forgotten, or practicalities that we may one day value again in a geopolitically and economically "tumultuous" future.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Global Change Research Program released its fourth National Climate Assessment on November 23, which pointed to the already "frequent and intense extreme weather and climate-related events" as harbingers of an even more tumultuous future.
The reputational damage could profoundly undermine our ability to market foods to new customers in the tumultuous Brexit future.
Mr. Fugard, whose efforts toward the abolition of apartheid and the creation of a multiracial theater resulted in banned plays and a revoked passport, is not finished chronicling South Africa's tumultuous past and future.
A tumultuous battle over the future of the health care system has given way to more concentrated efforts to undo or rewrite particular provisions.
Los Angeles attorney Robert Garcia, executive director of the City Project, a nonprofit dedicated to broadening access to parks and open space for inner-city residents, said he foresees tumultuous times over the future of the river.
And in a present as tumultuous as ours, facing a future as uncertain as it gets, we need to look to the past more than ever.
On Tuesday evening, the New Yorker staff writer George Packer spoke with the magazine's features director, Daniel Zalewski, about the country's tumultuous present and its uncertain future.
But it is admirably recalled by two new books which trace the Pill's tumultuous history and its uncertain future.Carl Djerassi's is by far the more personal account; and with good reason.
But after several tumultuous weeks, the ICC's future in Africa is quite uncertain.
