Sentences with phrase «ominous changes»

In fact John Casey, a former White House national space shuttle engineer tells the truth (as he sees it) about ominous changes taking place in the climate and the sun.

Dark Winter: How the Sun Is Causing a 30 - Year Cold Spell, author John L. Casey, a former White House national space policy advisor, NASA headquarters consultant, and space shuttle engineer tells the truth about ominous changes taking place in the climate and the Sun.

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«If you ask for input frequently and hold the conversations face - to - face, idea sharing will feel less ominous and more natural,» claim the authors, who report that this small change can make a remarkably huge difference.

Still, the brick - and - mortar crowd no doubt noticed Amazon's ominous note that the price cuts were «just the beginning,» with more changes in the works.

Her rhetorical style is decidedly not up to Trump's zany standard, but on this day it matched the U.S. president's manner of threat - making that is as ominous as it is vague, and subject to change according to the political whims, or winds.

Historical changes that each find disturbing, whether the reduction of marriage to a private relationship in the past century or the increased number of working mothers in recent decades, are described as unprecedented, ominous or cataclysmic.

UPPER EAST SIDE — Police Commissioner Ray Kelly had ominous words for any mayoral contender looking to change the city's most controversial crime - fighting tactics.

Climate change has made nights warmer in India over the past decade, an ominous sign for the nation's vital rice crop

Fear, meanwhile, proved to be equally effective across the entire age range, both in raising awareness about climate change's risks and motivating viewers to intend to engage in direct action, although the ominous video was not perceived by respondents to be as informative as the neutral, informational video.

«The threat of climate change is as ominous as ever, its effects are as tangible as ever,» Kerry said at an Arctic Council meeting in Sweden in 2013, noting significant common desires among all eight Arctic nations.

One minute all was grey with clouds hurrying past in a frantic rush overhead, changing the sky to an ominous colour with the imminent threat of a downpour,

One change was the removal of the ominous wink — it is now simply an afterthought.

On their way, a bruised and beaten Neville described how Snape's changed school had been taken over by cruel Death Eaters and Dementors, and by an ominous pair of Death Eaters named Carrows («Brother and sister, in charge of discipline»): Amycus Carrow (Ralph Ineson) and Alecto Carrow (Suzanne Toase).

As has long been noted, our feathered friends often provide «canary in a coal mine» early warnings as to the impacts and perils of environmental changes — and the dramatic shifts in their populations and behaviors over recent decades is ominous indeed.

At times, the music is ethereal and wispy, then changes to a more ominous tone.

Most significantly, it's the first film that really explains what the Stones are, and therefore changes them from being a vaguely ominous background element to a fully - fledged, tangible part of the MCU's central storytelling.

As Jasmine stumbles through the life she's fashioned for herself — it's not immediately clear if her life changes were brought about by action or inaction — the moving pieces around her become more distorted and unfamiliar, borderline ominous, and the pangs of mental illness begin to creep into the picture.

But fact is, Amazon is the only game in town for most right now, and until that starts to change, a modification of the algorithms favoring trad pub like that just made is ominous, and will carry immediate business consequences for most.

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The game's ominous theme is enhanced by its enemies: wandering skeleton knights, sorcerers and even a giant face that changes from a goddess to a sinister serpent.

It all started with a strange change in the wind... Sensing something ominous astir, the young traveler Bartz astride his chocobo, Princess Lenna of Castle Tycoon, the mysterious Galuf, an old man with a bad case of amnesia, and the pirate captain Faris soon find that fate has brought the former strangers together.

«There are ominous signs that the Earth's weather patterns have begun to change dramatically,» begins the April 28, 1975, Newsweek article reprinted today on the opposite page.

The trends had been looking ominous for years but the official change of the Saffir - Simpson Scale signaled a new era in the fight against

«There are ominous signs that the earth's weather patterns have begun to change dramatically and that these changes may portend a drastic decline in food production — with serious political implications for just about every nation on earth,» began the article titled «The Cooling World.»

There are ominous signs that the earth's weather patterns have begun to change dramatically and that these changes may portend a drastic decline in food production - with serious political implications for just about every nation on earth.

On May 9, 2013 researchers located at the Mauna Loa Observatory on the big island of Hawaii measured an ominous milestone regarding climate change.

One lesson of the Gulf oil spill that is an ominous warning about climate change is that the Deepwater Horizon disaster demonstrates that what are often initially believed to be low probability, in fact unforeseeable, catastrophic impacts do happen.

«There are ominous signs that the earth's weather patterns have begun to change dramatically and that these changes may portend a dramatic decline in food production... after three quarters of a century of extraordinarily mild conditions, the earth's climate appears to be cooling down.»

«Lord Stern on global warming: It's even worse than I thought — Author of definitive report on climate change sounds ominous new warning»

So why is it so difficult for environmental preservation now that we are staring right into the ominous face of global climate change?

In 2008, an ominous movie, Six Degrees Could Change the World, was released by National Geographic depicting what would happen to the earth and humanity at large with each degree increase of warming.

By calling the science «still incomplete,» Bush also lent new credibility to the tiny handful of industry - sponsored «greenhouse skeptics» who have been thoroughly discredited by the mainstream community of climate researchers — including the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the National Academy of Sciences and other blue - ribbon scientific groups that deem global warming to be real, immediate and ominous.

And the empirical facts of this particular «detective case» suggest something much less ominous than what they are predicting for earth's future with regard to the magnitude of sea level change over the remainder of the 21st century.

In the next few years, this world will experience progressively more ominous and destabilizing changes.

One ominous point about human interference made towards the end was that industrial fishing for silverfish and krill will also affect the colonies and make the whole food web more susceptible to climate change.

But other satellite radar imagery has begun to reveal an ominous picture of change elsewhere in the Arctic, on the north slope of Alaska.

The fact that the oceans — and not the land — were so warm last year should deeply worry us... There's evidence the Earth's oceans are undergoing never - before - seen change... When you couple 2014's record - setting oceans with our ever - increasing greenhouse gas emissions, it portends an ominous surge of heat globally — on both land and in the oceans — for years to come.

This chart looks ominous until put into the context that the average temperature for 1901 - 2000 is 13.9 C (57.0 F), so we are talking about a change from about 0.7 deg.C per century.

Newsweek reported «ominous signs» of a «fundamental change in the world's weather.»

The main purpose of the anomalies when multiplied up by 100 as by GISS is to make trivial temperature changes, like 0.7 oC since 1900, seem incredibly ominous.

We await the outcome of the review, with the CML's ominous warning in mind: «any change should not be considered lightly and its impact should not be underestimated particularly in a time of economic downturn.»

While the Legal Industry Outlook does address ominous warnings about the ultimate replacement of lawyers by artificial intelligence, it firmly asserts that this change will not be happening in 2018, or anytime soon for that matter.

Career change: it feels ominous and riddled with risk.