Sentences with phrase «something of this magnitude»

Nobody has shown a scientific basis for how natural cloud variation can account for something of this magnitude.

It's crazy to see something of this magnitude unfold in your own backyard.

Something of that magnitude reminds us how petty just about everything else is in comparison.

«We never expected to discover something of this magnitude in our own backyard,» she said.

She reminds us of the magnitude of the sky above — and reminds us too that our feet are currently planted here, on our beautiful Earth.

«When something of this magnitude comes out, it's serious... The real test is going to be whether they implement the changes they recommend or go back to business as usual.»

Now, after seeing the volume of participants and the importance that the IDNYC Program has been in the City of New York, I believe it is time for New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo to also do something of this magnitude for all residents of New York State.

However, the hugely increased production costs and timeframe involved for massive AAA titles might push something of that magnitude into the far future, allowing a smaller niche release like Bully 2 to jump in sooner.

If something of this magnitude is not offered I think the conference season will end with the replacement of three party leaders who are unable to address the ongoing muddle of national policies viewed as social and constitutional experiments with no obvious net benefit.

«You often don't know what's coming your way, but when something of that magnitude appeared, we did what was appropriate relative to the personnel issues,» she said, adding, «the highest priority is stabilizing and securing the academic and financial status of the institution.»

Although I can't see how something of this magnitude is acceptable, I understand there may be justification for things that seem out of kilter on first impressions.

If you talk to Fuerstenau and the school superintendents who are part of the Funding Illinois» Future coalition and have worked on school funding reform legislation for the past five years, they will say achieving something of this magnitude was a tremendous feat, but that it was just the beginning.

«When you're dealing with something of this magnitude, there are lots of questions and no one knows the impact on charter schools and LEAs themselves.

I needed someone who could handle something of this magnitude.»

Speculation has been growing recently that Nintendo's getting ready to announce new hardware, but the chances of seeing something of that magnitude away from E3 or a bespoke Japanese event are pretty remote.

Large nuclear explosions on or near the moon to trigger «moonquakes» were proposed, partly to study seismic activity in space and partly to prove that they could do something of that magnitude (a show of force, of sorts).

«And with Watch Dogs, look for something of that magnitude.»

Seeing as though PlayStation have been downplaying the announcements to be made at PSX, it's unlikely we'll see something of this magnitude.

It would have to be something of that magnitude.

The magma had an unusual chemical composition (= comendite) and its eruption is calculated to have released 100 km3 of particulates into the stratosphere, ~ 1800 megatons of H2O, 45 megatons each of Cl and F, but only 2 megatons of S. Seems odd for something of this magnitude to have little climate consequence.