Sentence examples for unstoppable changes from inspiring English sources

As the Volvo eases back into his drive, Bannister makes one of his many unstoppable changes of conversation.

This is where a small amount of warming sets off unstoppable changes, for example the melting of the ice caps.

"If we burn even a substantial fraction of the fossil fuels, we guarantee there's going to be unstoppable changes" in the climate of the earth, he said.

As last year's climate- change panel report, Climate Change 2007, made clear, we have already set in motion far-reaching and unstoppable changes in regional temperatures and precipitation and in the composition of our atmosphere.

And they also might want to begin exploring what America can do to remain a relevant force in the face of these unstoppable changes.

Jim Hansen characterized the situation like this in the New York Times: "If we burn even a substantial fraction of the fossil fuels, we guarantee there's going to be unstoppable changes".

And even in cases where most scientists agree that rising temperatures could lead to unstoppable change, no one knows where the thresholds lie that would set off such shifts.

Based on the little-known English resistance to Norman rule after 1066, it is not allegorical but is, said Kingsnorth, about "the falling apart of a way of life, it's about unstoppable change being unleashed which individuals have to deal with".

Now those seeds have reached critical mass — the point at which significant and unstoppable change can take place.

Reform is incentivizing the health care industrial complex and millions of Americans to operate differently ­­and catalyzing unstoppable change by creating a massive opportunity for healthcare entrepreneurs and innovators of all shapes and sizes.

It is all about smart, passionate women seizing their power and activating the energy they possess to make unstoppable change.