| Lyall in England had shown that geological formations were evolutionary rather than cataclysmal. |
| As the Special Rapporteur points out in his Fourth Report, armed conflicts are cataclysmal events in the life of treaties, certainly more so than other grounds of termination, withdrawal or suspension. |
| The world lives in hope that this search will lead to a new renewable and clean energy supply that can meet our excessive demand — and in turn prevent the realization of Thomas Malthus' predicted cataclysmal, apocalyptic end. |
| It is, in fact, nothing but one cataclysmal bang and shriek of shells and shrapnel. |
| Very rarely is there a spate, an upheaval, and a cataclysmal sweep that bursts the ice and ends its reign in an hour or two. |
| That they have been exterminated by exceptional cataclysmal changes of the earth's surface has not been proved. |
