Sentences with phrase «not take over the planet»

But if you just need some personal opinions, let me help you; Apple does not make magical devices that suits everyone's needs, Google is not Skynet (yet) and will not take over the planet, and Microsoft buying Nokia may, in the long run, save both companies.

Not exact matches

These are a few reasons why we were able to evolve to take over the planet, this is not evidence of God.

I know those are big boots to fill, and there isn't many players on the planet who we believe is ready to take over from Santi, but we need someone who could potentially do it, and I see Barkley as a player who can find some amazing balls and dictate play on a good day, and maybe (just maybe) Arsene Wenger could get a consistent tune out of him.

The bunch have all become a cult they do not want a new face to take over, well we d fans in other parts of d planet r appealing to fans in England first n others in neighboring countries to boycott matches till d end of d season then an oil block money that loves football, n has a winning mentality will buy our beloved Arsenal.

The dimming that takes place when a planet moves in front of a star is not quite so dramatic when it passes over a portion of the surface marred by a sunspot.

«As we become more conscious and aware of our bodies and our planet,» Goodman says, «plant - based living is starting to take a front seat (not to mention choosing vegetables, fruits, and whole grains over meatier options can also do wonders for your waistline).

(You need prawn DNA to do that, and the aliens themselves don't seem too interested in shooting anything up: the survivors are all drones, and figuratively and literally directionless without their dead leadership; they're just about able to take care of themselves on a subsistence level, and certainly pose no threat of, saying, taking over Planet Earth.)

Maybe not ALL his films are hits, but pretty much all of them have some sort of cult following (The Mariachi trilogy, Spy Kids, Sin City, Machete, Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror)... and I'll take him over Michael Bay or any other cookie cutter director.

The Captain America: The First Avenger antagonist returned as the Stonekeeper, guardians of the Soul Stone, on the planet Vormir, with The Walking Dead star Ross Marquand taking over the role from Hugo Weaving who had previously suggested that he wasn't overly keen on returning for another outing.

Perhaps it's not like that all over the planet but it's certainly the case in California where events take place.

Then as they seemingly crash into the ocean, it's becomes very clear, very quickly these ain't no meteors but rather an alien force, intent on taking over our planet by using our water to fuel their machines.

Not only would I have an XE over every other small luxury sedan on the planet, I would also take an XF over all of the other exec sedans if I was shopping in that segment.

Sounds like standard stuff, thus far, but spin the scroll wheel and the camera will suddenly leap backwards into the air, hurtling upwards to reveal the shocking revelation that you're not just fighting over some square chunk of land, but rather you're battling across a globe, a complete planet ripe for the taking.

You can't simply waltz in and start taking over planets.

The spaceship is awash with aliens, however, and so it's your role to make sure they don't take over the whole facility and make it back to planet Earth.

The story picks up where Defense Grid left off and has you jumping from planet to planet in hopes of finding one that isn't taken over by the evil aliens.

When you're not planet side you'll be in the deep dark reaches of space, farming asteroids and taking on space bullies earning additional dosh and heading over to the main spaceship for more ship upgrades such as radars, higher damage capacity and fully customizable weapons.

Claude Pascal is said to have chosen words; Armand Fernandez took dominion over earth; Yves Klein selected for himself «the void,» what we would now call «dark matter,» the empty — yet not empty — space that surrounds the planet.

There will be no cap and trade, no oxymoron of clean coal, no nothing if the most important message, that of our planet's health and well being, doesn't take precedence over Wall Streets stability or instability.

Green Washed: Why We Can't Buy Our Way to a Green Planet by Kendra Pierre - Louis This book resonated with me because I have a big problem with how the eco-movement has been so easily taken over by people looking to make money.

I agree that as a consequence of industrialisation and population that mankind should not just take it for granted that everything will be ok and we should not worry ourselves over the impact we have on our planet, but that does not translate into our very existence and way of life as being a threat to the planet.

Briggs takes his uncertainty inflation to the extreme, claiming that we can't even be certain the planet has warmed over the past 70 years.

Other changes to other parts of the system may also be equally important to human welfare, and additional amounts of CO2 added may be beneficial (to a point) or harmful (in excess), i.e. humans have done pretty well with CO2 in the 280 ppm range, but 180 ppm seems to have things a bit cold, and 400 ppm and over takes the planet into a range not seen since their Australopithecus ancestors were roaming the planet.

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Weather fluctuates, and as a consequence itâ $ ™ s easy enough to point to an unusually warm year in the recent past, note that itâ $ ™ s cooler now and claim, â $ œSee, the planet is getting cooler, not warmer!â $ But if you look at the evidence the right way Ââ $» taking averages over periods long enough to smooth out the fluctuations â $» the upward trend is unmistakable: each successive decade since the 1970s has been warmer than the one before.

Shouldn't this include [my thoughts]: — Less emphasis on [subjective] interpretations of [dicey] proxy data taken over [hand - picked] periods of our planet's geological past?

Move over Pluto, not only were you demoted, but based on the predictions by Caltech's Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown earlier this year, there may be an official ninth planet to take your place.

But then I went on to envisage, at least in my own mind, a time when large fossil fuel generators had all closed own — mainly in order to avoid ruining our one and only habitable planet — and that the 24/7 power supply would be a mix of Solar PV, solar thermal (eg CSP), wind and the lesser sources such as hydro, tidal, geothermal etc having taken over the complete electricity supply — especially since Australia doesn't have, and is almost certain never to have, nuclear fission plants.

While many scientists, academics and personalities sound the alarm over what they see as the cataclysmic threat posed by a warming planet, Mr. Morano takes the opposite approach: The sky isn't falling.