Sentences with phrase «rapidly running out of them»

Feel like everyone is ahead of the game and you're rapidly running out of time to get ready for Christmas?

We are getting ready to adopt a baby and are rapidly running out of room.

If you're rapidly running out of space, or if you're planning on having a family, then upsizing to a larger home could be your best bet.

Snagging Tech from Other Sectors This panel highlights the fact that water technology investments are critical right now and we're rapidly running out of time to get our ducks in a row.

HF also demolishes the «peak oil and gas» mantra that we are rapidly running out of hydrocarbon energy, which further demonstrates that geologist Wallace Pratt was right when he said «Oil is first found in the minds of men.»

Should a developed nation such as the United States which has much higher historical and per capita emissions than other nations be able to justify its refusal to reduce its ghg emissions to its fair share of safe global emissions on the basis of scientific uncertainty, given that if the mainstream science is correct, the world is rapidly running out of time to prevent warming above 2 degrees C, a temperature limit which if exceeded may cause rapid, non-linear climate change.

We are rapidly running out of time as the biosphere implosion accelerates, we must all make every single day count in this all important battle for the greater good, all of our voices matter and are essential.

Ultimately though, we know less than we think we do about what actually drives conflicts between polar bears and people and since we're rapidly running out of luck in a warming Arctic, this knowledge gap urgently needs to be closed.

Of all the thirsty countries in the arid Middle East, perhaps the worst off is Yemen, where the mountainous capital city of Sana'a is rapidly running out of water altogether.

We need something like this from the scientific community URGENTLY as we are rapidly running out of time.

I'm reminded here of the fairly recent & dubious US institutional craze for assembling single home rental portfolios — which now seems to be rapidly running out of steam...

WASHINGTON — U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx today announced that he will travel across the country beginning Monday, April 14th to showcase the importance of transportation investment, at a time when the nation's transportation bill is set to expire and the Highway Trust Fund is rapidly running out of funds.

Now he can't get a car dealership to save his life and is rapidly running out of his accumulated — or ill - gotten — life savings.

«We are rapidly running out of time in order to have any kind of a say in being able to control climate change,» said Roney.

With LibDem support now below 10 % and little or no prospect of the economy coming good by the next General Election, the LibDems are facing obliteration and are rapidly running out of time.

Her attempt to hold together the warring Tory factions over Brexit has so far involved mainly kicking cans down the road — but she is rapidly running out of road.

Long lines and distribution centers rapidly running out of the cards that resulted in disappointment, anger and frustration.

#MeToo and fashion photographers: «The dirty little secret of the great fashion - industry purge of» 17 -» 18 — beyond an entrenched, unchecked culture of sexual misconduct — is that the racket was rapidly running out of steam already,» writes Ad Age's Media Guy, Simon Dumenco.

She pointed out the practical side of exhibiting at art shows: «You rapidly run out of money and find you have to do shows to buy raw materials to create more.»

But because they rapidly run out of the energy to do so.

The $ 250 Moto 360 is also back on Motorola's shelves after the company and partner retailers rapidly ran out of stock last week due to «high customer interest.»

Not exact matches

Owing to the extraordinarily rapid development of the machine a rapidly increasing number of workers, running into tens of millions, are out of work.

He began to sign his name for them rapidly, and then, without warning, an astounding event took place: Musial finally ran out of patience.

Reports say Pardew will be handed one more week to save his job when West Brom travel to Watford this weekend, but time is rapidly running out not only for Pardew's prospects of remaining in charge but West Brom's chances of survival.

The nutrient contents in Super Mass Gainer will continuously supply your muscle which contributes to rapid and strong bulking Super Mass Gainer also contains casein and whey proteins which support your workout in order to rapidly build tons of muscle without running out of calories.

You may already know that Creatine is essential in helping your body produce energy rapidly which is perfect for you to push out those last reps.. When muscles run out of creatine, the body's high intensity system shuts down and the muscles are unable to produce force, so you need to keep your stores topped up with supplementation.

But yes, I can practically hear some guys running for the hills and the phone conversation goes downhill rapidly So in that respect I am the one talking myself out of a date.

Obviously, it isn't okay to run out of health because you then have to tap a button rapidly to revive and that wastes time thus some battery power is depleted in the process.

If it runs out of fluid it will need to be replaced, because it will destroy itself rapidly (probably preceded by a loud grinding noise).

By 2020, the technologies used in electric vehicles will be far more advanced and so, the production - spec Mission E will likely be a practical all - electric sports car that doesn't run out of charge rapidly during a quick and dynamic driving - something that the Mercedes - Benz SLS AMG Electric Drive was criticised for.

The region's major aquifer, which lies beneath a vast area of Texas, New Mexico and the Mexican Chihuahua desert, is rapidly running dry because there is not enough rain to replace what is pumped out.

The nice thing about any of the prior three, is that the currency becomes inelastic, a store of value, allowing for rational calculations by businessmen, allowing the economy to grow more rapidly in the long run, so long as we don't let bank credit get out of control.

You'll run out of food and water and will be forced to drink the dirty sludge you find in nearby pools and chew on raw meat or tasteless carrots, but it will never be enough to fill your rapidly decreasing gauges.

These quests have you taking out a serial killer, avenging the dead lover of another character, and rapidly scouring Talos 1 for medical items before time runs out for an injured character.

When he arrived, Tamayo spoke no English, but that didn't stop him from rapidly inserting himself into a number of creative communities — one of Mexican intellectuals who hung out at the midtown bookstore run by poet Juan José Tablada; one of American artists who lived near Tamayo's apartment in the Village, including Stuart Davis, Reginald Marsh, Raphael and Moses Soyer, and Yasuo Kuniyoshi; and a circle of art dealers and impresarios including Walter Pach (who had organized the 1913 Armory Show), Carl Zigrosser of Weyhe Gallery, and future gallerist and Surrealist promoter Julien Levy, then working as an assistant to Zigrosser.

The window of time to potentially make a difference is rapidly running out.

A scenario in which a rapidly intensifying storm quickly approaches land is one of the many nightmare possibilities that keep hurricane forecasters awake at night, since a stronger storm puts more people in harm's way, and depending on a storm's forward speed, they may run out of time to evacuate vulnerable areas.

Malaysia is converting forests into palm oil farms so rapidly that it's running out of uncultivated land.

I mean, as a country, even the intelligentsia has not fully realized that we are in a planetary emergency and we are running rapidly out of time.

That day is rapidly approaching and you're running out of time.

VR games tend to make the controllers run out of charge rapidly.