Sentences with phrase «for widespread death»

10 Increased Emissions So the CO2 jihad is responsible for widespread death, and devastation of the natural world.

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Widespread popularity is the «kiss of death for trendy fashion brands, particularly those positioned in the up - market younger consumer sectors,» industry expert Robin Lewis wrote on his blog.

Further, widespread popularity is the «kiss of death for trendy fashion brands, particularly those positioned in the up - market younger consumer sectors,» industry expert Robin Lewis wrote on his blog.

But widespread popularity is the «kiss of death for trendy fashion brands, particularly those positioned in the up - market younger consumer sectors,» industry expert Robin Lewis writes on his blog.

Once you fully let go of that delusion and see us for what we are, just another specie vying for survival and dominance based on instincts that evolved before we had the ability to inflict widespread death, suffering, and destruction on other people, there is less cause for cynicism.

That is a crime that can be punishable by death in the country, which is known for widespread disregard for religious freedoms.

This trivialization of nuclear concerns was a misreading of the across - the - board struggle taking place with issues of life and death, of the widespread sense that this may be the «last chance» for human civilization.

The ITU jointly struggles with other Iraqi progressive and patriotic forces for peace, democracy and social justice and for an end to the onslaught of sectarianism and terrorism that has brought widespread corruption, mass death, destruction and mayhem.

According to the National Cancer Institute, since mammography screening became widespread in the mid-1980s, the U.S. breast cancer death rate, unchanged for the previous 50 years, has dropped 36 percent.

When this model was then applied to the future, they found that in a world of continuing high greenhouse gas emissions, the threshold for widespread drought - induced vascular damage would be crossed and initiate widespread tree deaths on average across climate model projections in the 2050s.

Yet hospitalisation and death rates for acute respiratory illnesses continue to rise in spite of widespread vaccination programs.

Machines also mass - produced theses delicate fabrics for the first time, which gave women of every social class access to them, making death by fire a widespread phenomenon.

Though Hank has been estranged for at least several years (the daughter has never met the grandparents on that side), the death is reason enough for him to return to his small hometown of Carlinville, Indiana, where his father, Joseph Palmer (Robert Duvall), has presided as judge for over forty years to widespread respect.

[And due to widespread political patronage (i.e. lobbying), judging by Barrett's planning comments in the next video] Which delivered an oddly static commuting experience for decades — roads got faster & faster, towns got slower & slower... In the end, the towns cried uncle, after being strangled to death by all - day traffic — a motorway network was finally built out over the last two decades.

For Polke, who approved the early conception of the show before his death in 2010 at the age of 69, the museum is making comparable space for an artist with less widespread recognition but a healthy reputation in the art worFor Polke, who approved the early conception of the show before his death in 2010 at the age of 69, the museum is making comparable space for an artist with less widespread recognition but a healthy reputation in the art worfor an artist with less widespread recognition but a healthy reputation in the art world.

Thomas, who achieved widespread recognition late in her lifetime for her colorful, exuberant abstract paintings, is once again in the spotlight after slipping from the mainstream art - historical canon following her death in 1978.

This is forecast to cause increased droughts for more than a billion people, bring about widespread death of coral reefs, and put up to a third of all species at risk of extinction.

«Clearly, widespread heat death is an overlooked and understudied mechanism for mass extinction in Earth's history,» says Matthew Huber of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.

Abnormally warm water temperatures have plagued the region for months, and as recently as November, research expeditions had observed widespread coral bleaching, disease and even some coral death as a result.

Had the program been implemented as a fixed - price sale of allowances at the original price expectation level — with revenue allocated according the same formula that was adopted for allowance allocation — the program would have been no less politically viable and the regulatory incentive might have motivated widespread deployment of the best available control technologies, resulting in up to 20,000 fewer premature deaths annually.

In an opinion piece for the Winnipeg Free Press, columnist Gwynne Dyer summarized the core of the pro-driverless argument when she stated that «the widespread use of self - driving vehicles almost certainly will bring down the death rates sharply everywhere, because even if computers can be as stupid as human drivers, they can not be as impatient or angry or drunk.»