Sentences with phrase «at an unprecedented rate»

Solar power is growing at an unprecedented rate of 43 percent, year over year.

The earth and its ecological processes are changing at unprecedented rates due to human activity; the effects of these changes are uncertain.

Still, alarmist headlines continue to be used in respect to polar ice, with some claiming that satellite data shows ice is melting at an unprecedented rate.

This figure is still rising at an unprecedented rate!

In the last 20 years, the atmospheric concentration of CO2 has increased at the unprecedented rate of 1.5 ppm a year.

It encouraged a bloated, banking sector while manufacturing declined at an unprecedented rate.

The global drinks market is changing at an unprecedented rate with consumption swings and market preferences both unpredictable and surprising.

Ice sheets are shrinking at unprecedented rates Clearly, there is much work to be done.

Climate change is happening, being driven by the human combustion of fossil fuels at unprecedented rates for more than a century.

The quest for more power is driving battery research at an unprecedented rate.

As crowdfunding accelerates at an unprecedented rate, it's impacting government policy, informing enterprise innovation and changing the role of financial institutions around the world.

And yet, they're dying at an unprecedented rate.

We humans are doing that work, knowingly pumping these gases into the atmosphere at unprecedented rates.

The way the corporate world operates is evolving at an unprecedented rate, and professional services providers have to keep pace and be willing to work in a different way.

Teachers are being broken down and driven away at an unprecedented rate.

With the nation's population aging at an unprecedented rate, three new books help seniors (and near - seniors) get a jump on the physical and emotional challenges of growing older.

Coal generation is retiring at an unprecedented rate and being replaced by natural gas and renewables.

The market is growing at an unprecedented rate as several infrastructure, commercial and luxury residential developments are underway to accommodate the cities increasing presence as an international business hub.

After the war, second world war, we expanded college opportunities at unprecedented rates.

Numerous invasive organisms are currently spreading outside of their natural habitat at an unprecedented rate, mainly due to human actions.

The first captures small, fast moving organisms at an unprecedented rate and the second displays large cell samples in three dimensions while decreasing the amount of harmful light exposure to the cells.

Clearly, we are now in an era where new treatments are showing positive results and are becoming available at an unprecedented rate.

It highlights that the rise of digital and social media has enabled fake news to spread at an unprecedented rate and that one child in five believe everything they read online is true.

More and more publishers are stripping away the artificially long wait periods for publication, allowing titles — especially sequels in a series — to reach the consumers at an unprecedented rate.

We need to give at an unprecedented rate, and set a high bar to exceed in the year ahead.

Its economy has been rapidly growing with cities, factories and power stations being built at an unprecedented rate.

Global emissions would need to start falling at unprecedented rates.

By making it dramatically easier to buy and sell solar and other clean energy products, we're driving widespread adoption at an unprecedented rate.

This thing's off the charts with nowhere to go but up through the ceiling at an unprecedented rate.

As for renewables, the phenomenal rise behind solar and wind will continue at an unprecedented rate and create both new opportunities and challenges for energy systems.

One can seek information on legal cases, quantum physics, recipes or even song lyrics, quickly and easily — and gain knowledge at an unprecedented rate.

Everyone from the government to private businesses are embracing blockchain, the technology which powers bitcoin, and they're doing so at an unprecedented rate.

Millennials are entering the workforce at unprecedented rates and, those with college degrees, may not be finding the level of success they had hoped to achieve.

And the new maps they have produced show that the ice is melting at an unprecedented rate.

And although the problem has been around since the 1930s, rising sea levels mean these leaks are increasing at unprecedented rates.

As temperatures rise around the globe, glaciers are shrinking at an unprecedented rate.

... But to what extent is the debate defined by the claim that «the climate is changing at an unprecedented rate»?

There is overwhelming scientific evidence that humans are causing most of today's climate change by burning dirty fossil fuels and sending carbon pollution into the atmosphere at an unprecedented rate.

The glaciers of the Andes Mountains have retreated at an unprecedented rate in the past three decades, with more ice lost than at any other time in the last 400 years.

World Travel Market London senior director, Simon Press, said: «WTM London has grown at an unprecedented rate in recent years making it the event where the industry conducts its business.

Forced to warm at an unprecedented rate through the massive burning of heat - trapping gasses by human beings, this layer is now rapidly thawing, providing an amazing source of heat and fuel for wildfire ignition.

With few exceptions, glaciers around the world have retreated at unprecedented rates over the last century.

Chinese furniture manufacturers» imports of several species of rosewood, collectively known as hongmu, have soared at an unprecedented rate since 2010 and hit -LSB-...]

Coral reefs, which support diverse communities of fish and other marine life, are declining globally at unprecedented rates due to human - caused impacts, such as warming waters and ocean acidification.

Jesse Norman, the Minister for Roads states, «driving technology advances at an unprecedented rate», and that it is important «regulations keep pace».

No other generation has seen — or felt — the firsthand impact of divorce as much as millennials: Boomers divorced at unprecedented rates starting in the 1980s and «90s.

It can cause massive internal bleeding and is spreading throughout Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea infecting hundreds of people at an unprecedented rate.