Sentences with phrase «drastic the rise of»

It is so far unknown if the uptrend is sustainable, and no one expects a drastic rise of any of the coins.

While this shift by itself has led more intended parents to seek the help of surrogates, it doesn't explain the drastic rise of surrogacy in California entirely.

If we just look at the changes in grains from the invention of the modern steel mill and the high - yield dwarf varieties cultivated in the 1960s, it still doesn't completely match up with or explain the drastic rise of grain - related allergies and intolerances in the last two decades... but there is a missing link that might!

With the drastic rise of heart disease in recent decades, Vitamin K is becoming an ever - important topic.

Part of what you have uncovered during your research is how drastic the rise of online dating has been.

The degradation of the extrapolar glaciation of the Earth will be apparent in rising ocean level already by the year 2050, and there will be a drastic rise of the ocean thereafter caused by the deglaciation - derived runoff (see Table 11).

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His view contrasted with a number of analysts who are projecting a quicker rise in inflation after the Trump administration approved sweeping tax cuts last December that include a drastic decline in corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.

Any rate rise in the US would cause an exodus of capital from emerging economies, forcing them to undertake drastic measures to keep investors interested.

Large U.S. banks are finally emerging from the wreckage of the financial crisis, on the back of rising profits, a recovering economy and drastic cost cutting.

The simplest — and most drastic — action that an investor can take is to sell some of their current bond holdings and leave the proceeds in an interest bearing cash account or money - market fund which might benefit from a rise in interest rates.

Certainly, such a bankruptcy would mean a drastic lowering of our standard of living, a further loss of control over international affairs, a sudden need to adjust to the rise of other powers, including China and India, and a further discrediting of the notion that the United States is somehow exceptional compared to other nations.

«Ultimately the weakest will be hit three times over,» Ryan writes, «by rising costs, by drastic cuts to programs they rely on, and by the collapse of individual support for charities that help the hungry, the homeless, the sick, refugees and others in need.»

It may seem harsh to take such drastic actions against a player who has already been punished for his actions but Rose should know the level of professionalism his manager expects at his club by now.

Hassall strongly reiterates that point in a commentary he published in the Journal of Pediatrics in which he expresses worry over the drastic rise in the number of parents giving acid reflux medication to their infants in an attempt to keep them from spitting up.

Time said of the events following the meeting, «Minister Pomaret clamped down on French labour with a set of drastic wage - & - hour decrees and Sir Walter Citrine agreed to a proposal by Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir John Simon that pay rises in Britain be stopped».

Declaring the «days of wine and roses are over,» Carey took drastic action, seizing control of the city's finances, engineering more than $ 1 billion in state loans and mustering the backing needed to reorganize its shaky finances and restore confidence.

The melting of the polar ice cap would have a drastic effect: Sea level would rise by several meters around the world, impacting hundreds of millions of people who live close to coasts.

The bottom line is that only drastic cuts in global emissions of CO2, of two - thirds or more, can stop the concentration of the gas rising ever higher and stave off ever more severe climate change.

The court adopted the growing consensus that drastic reductions in CO2 emissions are necessary to prevent a temperature rise of more than 2 °C — starting with a reduction between 25 % and 40 % by 2020.

But unless such drastic action is taken in the next few years, we are headed for a very different world, one in which seas will rise by more than 5 metres over the coming centuries, and droughts, floods and extreme heat waves will ravage many parts of the world (see «Rising seas expected to sink islands near US capital in 50 years «-RRB-.

A model of a polar ice stream, and future sea - level rise due to possible drastic retreat of the West Antarctic ice sheet.

Many scientists concede that without drastic emissions reductions by 2020, we are on the path toward a 4C rise as early as mid-century, with catastrophic consequences, including the loss of the world's coral reefs; the disappearance of major mountain glaciers; the total loss of the Arctic summer sea - ice, most of the Greenland ice - sheet and the break - up of West Antarctica; acidification and overheating of the oceans; the collapse of the Amazon rainforest; and the loss of Arctic permafrost; to name just a few.

how asthma, allergies and eczema are rising at drastic rates (as much as 40 % of children may be affected)

If our lightbulbs (especially LED bulbs that are gaining popularity) suppress melatonin in 99 % of us, and virtually all of us in the developed world are exposed to it in some form nightly, is it really a surprise that we are seeing a drastic rise in disorders related to circadian rhythm disregulation?

Specifically, asthma, allergies and eczema are rising at drastic rates and as much as 40 % of -LSB-...]

Combined, both types of fiber contribute to slow down digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, preventing drastic rises in blood sugar.

But through the digital transformation and the rise of educational technology, teachers have begun making drastic changes to their instruction, assessments, even the physical make - up of their classrooms...

If there is a drastic rise / fall in the price of any of your holding stock, then you need to investigate the reason behind it.

They attribute the drastic difference in costs to the rising costs of rent and the low fixed - rate mortgage rate, which currently sits at 4.3 %.

This unprecedented level of competition, combined with the rising costs of doing business, a drastic shift in consumer demographics and the general limitations that come with operating a small retail business, have put many pet store owners and operators on a tightrope, where one false move could be fatal to their businesses.

As awareness of the cultural, economic, and artistic contributions art spaces make within local and regional areas rises, coupled with drastic reductions in public funding over the past several years; a second wave of «alternative art spaces» has emerged.

The 2010 Census has confirmed the drastic changes happening in the neighborhood.2 Bushwick rose to importance by the efforts of many artists and supporters working independently of one another (so many that they can not all be detailed here).

Modern art emerged as a response to the drastic changes in the quality of social, economic, and cultural life in Europe accompanying the rise of industry during the late 1800s.

Thus, given the delays in the system: both the ocean responding to CO (2), and the delays in humanity changing it's behavior, there is a risk of guaranteeing a future deglaciation of Greenland before drastic changes are observed (with the attendant O (7m) rise in sea level).

There is a significant probability of extremely harmful temperature rises, even the most drastic cuts do not reduce this probability to miniscule levels.

Paul Williams, a meteorologist at the University of Reading in the UK, reports in the Advances in Atmospheric Sciences journal that he used supercomputer simulations to test the rise in rough rides and scary moments at altitudes of 9,000 metres across the Atlantic if carbon dioxide ratios in the atmosphere double − as they could this century, unless drastic action is taken to reduce emissions.

And after another quick scan, I find table SPM.6 from the Synthesis which says emissions would need to peak sometime before the middle of the century to limit temperature rises to under 4 degrees (with a peak by 2015 to achieve less than 2 degrees warming)... I think most would agree that some degree of «drastic action» is going to be required to achieve a peak in emissions within this time frame, particularly while we have guys like you running around, would you not?

The loss of the normal ocean circulation could cause drastic shifts in weather patterns, and continued loss of ice in Greenland will lead to the continued rise in sea level, threatening coastal cities around the globe.

The 17 marine scientists who authored the new study argue that «drastic action» is needed from world leaders to turn around the trend in rising levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) to protect coral reefs.

A comprehensive new scientific report has warned that Australia faces a temperature rise of more than 5 °C by the end of the century, outstripping the rate of warming projected for the rest of the world, unless drastic action is taken to slash global greenhouse gas emissions.

We can only rise up to the climate change challenge by changing our patterns of production and consumption, decarbonizing our economies, stopping dirty energy projects, and adopting fair and ambitious drastic domestic emission cuts in the industry sector.

If we continue on our current emissions path, we're already headed for warming of up to 9 degrees Fahrenheit by 2100, which few climate scientists argue would be anything other than catastrophic, because of the drastic rise in sea levels, heat waves, species extinctions and shifts in rainfall that would result.

Sea rise is a millennium - long process short of drastic Ice Age on / off flips, which are not at issue.

He said severe effects of climate change on water resources could be seen in shape of changes in precipitation, drastic increasing trends in temperature, hazardous alteration in period of winter and summer, harmful rising in the sea level and depletion of groundwater.

«If you consider that the aim of the current climate change negotiations is to limit global temperature rises to under 1.5 C, you can see just how drastic the change is that is occurring there.»

Of course, as the chart below shows, no matter which baseline we use it's clear there's been a drastic rise in global temperature over the last century.

For the lowest emissions scenario RCP2.6 (which involves drastic emissions reductions starting in a few years and leading to zero global emissions by 2070, after that active removal of CO2 from the atmosphere) the best estimate sea - level rise by the year 2100 given by IPCC is 44 cm.

It says the world will continue to warm catastrophically unless there is drastic action to curb greenhouse gases — with big rises in sea level, floods, droughts and the disappearance of the Arctic icecap.

A sea level rise of «only» 0.5 m can be quite drastic indeed.

In 2007 IPCC embraced a drastic revision: «New dataâ $ ¦ show [s] that losses from the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica have very likely contributed to sea level rise over 1993 to 2003.»