Sentences with phrase «now inevitable»

What's the through - line here, and how does it make what you want now an inevitable next step?

There is a growing sense, especially since the recent G - 20 summit, that regulation of the cryptocurrency sector is now inevitable — and this, along with growing acceptance in the business and finance community, is giving today's investors more long - term horizon confidence.

That's why many people think regulation on tech companies is now inevitable, which could hurt Facebook's bottom line.

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Some say this process is now inevitable.

Certain consequences of global warming are now inevitable, including sea level rise, more frequent and severe heat waves, growing wildfire risks, and an increase in extreme weather events.

This is now inevitable in the US unless the implementation of the recent EPA final regulations of the industry is stopped by Congress or the courts before serious damage is done or a new administration rapidly rescinds the EPA regulations.

The international response to the problem has failed to grasp that serious consequences such as reduced crop yields and water shortages are now inevitable, he said.

Meanwhile, let's change the subject so the real problem of creating an economy that is going to suffer unimaginably from governmental controls on energy in America because we are so cocksure of global warming because we have succeeded brainwashing enough people with bad science and propaganda that it is probably now inevitable.

But with the reality that some impacts are now inevitable, the focus on resilience is growing in Cleveland and elsewhere.

Declare that, irrespective of the effectiveness of mitigation actions, significant adverse changes in the global climate are now inevitable and are already taking place, and thus parties to the U.N.F.C.C.C. must also include, in the COP15 outcome document, an ambitious agreement on adaptation finance which should prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable countries, especially in the near term,

A certain amount of climate change is now inevitable, but the water choices made in Las Vegas and elsewhere will determine our quality of life in the Southwest and the fate of the Colorado River Delta.

I'd guess the agency tried to protect a longtime employee from the embarrasment that is now inevitable.

Admittedly, Red Dead Redemption's main story does rather chug at times, and some missions feel like the now inevitable fetch quests.

Now the inevitable Wario Land 4 is out, this time for Game Boy Advance.

For 26 years, as an accomplished computer professional, he avoided the simple truth that his writing would eventually take over his life and now that inevitable dream, to his great satisfaction and pleasure, has become reality.

If humanity is to survive, if their now inevitable deaths are to be more to them than oblivion, they have to do the job.

The director was only given his relatively small $ 250,000 fee upfront, but baked in a part in his contract that adds $ 250,000 for the total fee for the now inevitable sequel.

Daniel Craig's third outing as James Bond in Skyfall has already secured a positive critical response, and now the inevitable commercial success has...

It would be a drastic move but one many feel is now inevitable.

As the Easter holidays approach, humanists are bracing themselves for the now inevitable annual storm in an eggcup.

Developments in post war - Angola and post-Apartheid South Africa, where a rejuvenating capitalist ideology rose out of the rubble of the former and the eventual ideological shifts of icons of the Apartheid struggle in the latter, contributed further to Adom - Otchere's now inevitable ideological shift.

It seems that the sale of the hospital to some private or public / private entity is now inevitable.

It is now actively known that they are keen to get him of the player, which harms their ability to command a good price, while Costa has proof that the club has instigated his now inevitable exit and could therefore be entitled to a departing loyalty bonus.

Eric Black takes charge of the basement side a temporary basis and might stay until the end of the season to oversee what is now an inevitable relegation to the Championship.

It is now inevitable that the technological results of modern science will spread throughout the world.

If the catastrophes that are already happening, and the greater ones that are now inevitable, are to be contained and limited, there must be profound changes in institutions.

That's why many people think regulation on tech companies is now inevitable, which could hurt Facebook's bottom line.

A transition to a low - carbon economy is now inevitable, but this transition comes at a cost, and many of the countries and companies under the greatest threat from climate change lack the means to pay for it.

According to a new study by researchers in the Netherlands, the across - ocean leap to South America is now inevitable, and that's a huge problem.

Not exact matches

«Aluminum pull - tabs are now common elements of our environment and inevitable offenders as foreign bodies in the esophagus,» a 1970s article from the Journal of Pediatrics noted.

For months now, we have been led to believe that the United States, along with a bunch of allies, considered war with Iran inevitable.

The arrival of virtual reality now looks inevitable.

Before you get bogged down in the inevitable day - to - day details of running your business, now's the time to ponder and discuss long - term visions.

Buy now, be patient through the inevitable price swings, and you should be rewarded, he says.

Now that more and more tech companies are moving towards facial recognition technology, it can feel difficult to escape the inevitable: that we have to trust these tech corporations with our faces, fingerprints, and more.

«Now that that (demographic) bulge begins its inevitable exit from the workforce, that upward movement (in the economy) gets reversed,» Poloz told reporters.

As good as it feels to delay the inevitable, you're going to have to get it eventually, why not now?

Having since set up lines of credit, Greenberg is now trying to set the stage for Justice's inevitable transition from a bootstrapped company to a well - capitalized one.

Now for the inevitable caveat: there's still a lot of work to be done before this type of technique could be applied to larger animals like pigs, sheep, and (potentially), one day, humans.

The question now is whether the E.C.B.'s action merely delayed the inevitable reckoning for the euro zone's weakest members or whether falling interest rates and improved growth will become entrenched, bringing the critical phase of the Continent's debt crisis to a close.

That acquisition may drive the price up for the Register and speed up what now seems like an inevitable single - company consolidation of newspaper ownership across a geography stretching for 200 miles from north to south.

These healthcare brands will have the effect of soothing out the inevitable fluctuations that occur on the pharmaceutical side, though right now, Glaxo's portfolio is boasting robust growth from small - scale HIV drugs Triumeq and Trivicay (which, as the CEO noted in the last annual report, sport year - over-year sales growth of 41 % and 43 %, respectively).

Make phantom gains now or be patient and wait for the inevitable reconciliation.

And better yet, if the Fed can keep the pensions thinly solvent by pumping up the stock market, Congress and State Governments can defer the inevitable taxpayer bailout of public pension funds — for now.

We are now, all of us, running faster and faster at unsustainable levels on a treadmill towards inevitable disaster.

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