Sentence examples for warfare climate from inspiring English sources

The artist formerly known as Antony and the Johnsons made her name with nimble piano torch songs, but for her first album as Anohni, she emerged as a velvet-voiced harbinger of doom, her anguish at drone warfare, climate change, Guantánamo Bay, the Obama administration and humanity at large set to an exuberant electronic soundtrack.

Read more 6 The artist formerly known as Antony and the Johnsons made her name with nimble piano torch songs, but for her first album as Anohni, she emerged as a velvet-voiced harbinger of doom, her anguish at drone warfare, climate change, Guantánamo, the Obama administration and humanity at large set to an exuberant electronic soundtrack.

Will it be a world facing mass warfare, climate catastrophe, crippling inequality and other social disasters?

Dr. Caldicott was a faculty member at Harvard Medical School when she became president of Physicians for Social Responsibility, an American organization of doctors against nuclear warfare, climate change, and other environmental issues, in 1978.

In today's world the threats we face are from international terrorism, cyber-warfare, climate change, pandemics and the mass movements of people.

Addressing the Royal United Services Institute in December 2013, General Sir Nicholas Houghton argued that defence spending should be refocused on the threats posed by terrorism, cyber warfare and climate change.

But the era of climate warfare is not laying in wait, in some far-flung distant future.

Naomi Klein is more interested in "waging ideological warfare" than tackling climate change, according to one of America's biggest green groups.

Nick Parker, director of analyst Parker Consulting, said: "No doubt, even in the current financial climate, Modern Warfare 3's sales will be phenomenal, but this year there is more sales competition from games such as Battlefield 3. The shape of Modern Warfare 3's sales curve could be different to that of Black Ops".

Today we, as a global community, are face climate change; warfare; economic; inequalities; and out of whack work-life balance situations.

But as ideological warfare threatens the teaching of climate science and evolution in many schools, it is clear that today's students face their own obstacles on the road to a respectable science education — and some are speaking out.