Sentences with phrase «if radical steps»

My own prediction is that climate change will be deemed intolerable for humans long before it speeds up extinction rates, and even if radical steps have to be taken to head it off, they will be taken.

Not exact matches

If Germany does not take radical steps to push its current account surplus into deficit, the brunt of the European adjustment will fall on the deficit countries with a sharp decrease in domestic demand.
If you are trying to equate all Sufi's with radical Muslims (by the way there are plenty of radical Jews, Christians, Hindus etc) and then taking it a step further by equating all Muslims with radicals.
The idea of a congregation not being coerced, pressured, or enticed to follow lock - step into their pastors» «vision» for them, even if they disagree or question it, is a radical one.
If Sisi is calling for the gate to open, and if fiqh scholars at a place like Al Azhar heed the call, that would be a truly radical step, one that would send shock waves throughout the Islamic worlIf Sisi is calling for the gate to open, and if fiqh scholars at a place like Al Azhar heed the call, that would be a truly radical step, one that would send shock waves throughout the Islamic worlif fiqh scholars at a place like Al Azhar heed the call, that would be a truly radical step, one that would send shock waves throughout the Islamic world.
If we don't allow the mosque, we will be labeled as infidels and the radicals will step up their attacks.
Nick Clegg replied: «If you care so much about making sure that out of the rubble of this recession, we create a new economy, why won't you and indeed why won't David Cameron, take the radical steps forward that are needed to reform our banking system.
If you don't have adequate antioxidants to step in and combat free radicals, then oxidative stress tends to lead to accelerated tissue and organ damage.
If you're inspired to learn more, check out her new course: Getting Back to 100 Percent: A Six - Step Process for Radical Self - Healing.
It's as if he led his students to their own radical critiques, and then went on to the next step with such paintings as «P73 # 5» (1973), a geometric abstraction featuring skewed planes and a beguiling sense of perspective.
If the Bartlit Beck example is so good, why haven't more mid-sized firms taken such «radical» steps to meet client demand?
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