Sentences with phrase «just reach a tipping point»

Did my body just reach a tipping point?

Maybe we have just reached the tipping point,» he said.

Not exact matches

Bitcoin may have reached a tipping point, now that «Downtown» Josh Brown just invested (MarketWatch)

Keep rolling and when you reach the pointy bit, roll over it so that the very tip of the point sits just underneath the roll.

News reaches us that Premiership chairmen are going to be forced into cutting «obscene» ticket prices because fans have just about had enough of being the victims of daylight robbery every weekend, and as a result, football has reached a tipping point.

Lose just 1.5 % of the water in your body (the human body is usually about 60 % H2O), and you've reached the tipping point of mild dehydration.

«It's clear that we've reached a tipping point where online dating isn't just another way to meet people — it's the smartest way to meet people.»

However, because the film ends just as humanity has managed to reach a positive tipping point, that means 99 % of WWZ's prior material follows special forces man Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt, who also co-produced the film) as he struggles to save his family from fast - moving, ravenous zombies, and then get back to the wife & girls after globe - trotting to hot zones in search of a solution to the viral contagion.

To keep things simple, let's just say that audio is the future of publishing and we're nowhere close to reaching the tipping point.

The question now is whether or not the nation's housing market has reached the tipping point (the United States is believed to have cracked the same 70 percent threshold just before the housing bubble burst in 2008).

Just before Christmas, John Authers of the Financial Times, in a piece entitled «Investment: Loser's Game» argued that this year, with more than 90 % of active managers on track to underperform their benchmarks, a tipping point may have finally been reached.

The term tipping point seems strange to use with such sturdy machines, but it might just be that we have reached one.

And if we reach just shy of 3C warming (or whatever the tipping point is) by 2100 or 2200 (but do not trigger limited runaway warming or hysteresis), that by at least 2000 years from now the sea level would have risen about 30M.

A brilliant accomplishment, showing that the recent hot MWP could be ignored; it was just a «local european event», and thus the earth as a whole was undergoing unprecedented, dangerous warming that might soon reach a tipping point that could drive us to destruction.

At some point the tipping point will be reached where the great band of CAGW believers realize that there just are not going to be any catastrophes in the foreseeable future and that their public posture needs a change.

Dr. James Hansen, Director of the Goddard Space Center, reports that»... man has just 10 years to begin to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or global warming will reach what he calls a tipping point and will become unstoppable».

However, scientists don't know exactly what that tipping point is (they just know it would be a bad idea to reach it).

According to Simms, «in just 100 months» time, if we are lucky, and based on a quite conservative estimate, we could reach a tipping point for the beginnings of runaway climate change.

However, just as my cynicism reaches that tipping point, a Court of Appeal authors a new opinion to right the ship.

In other words, quality and innovation to survive would require not just a reflex reaction to what's newest but to a well thought out approach to how to meet the needs of customers who have to grapple with the newest technology as technology change has not yet reached its tipping point.

It doesn't mean you should be, it just means we're reaching a tipping point.