Sentence examples for a much higher global from inspiring English sources

"This is, indeed, unfortunate given that there is today a much higher global awareness of environmental risks and concerns".

The most unusual features of the Silurian that distinguish it from the present-day physical environment relate to conditions of low continental elevations combined with a much higher global stand in sea level.

Politically, their growing power (along with the salaries and benefits enjoyed by their employees) is likely to exacerbate social tensions, especially if China's growth falters, forcing private companies to scale back.Mr Hu at least will be able to point to a legacy of his decade in power that makes many Chinese proud: double-digit annual growth and a much higher global profile.

Due to an annual production volume of around 9,000 tons in the USA and probably a much higher global production [7, 8], their widespread usage, high polarity (logP 1.26 and 1.78 for BTri and TTri, respectively), high water solubility, and poor biodegradability, these compounds occur in nearly all aquatic compartments [9 12].

Importantly, this correlated with transactivation of NK cells which contributed to a much higher global IFNγ secretion, and thereby biasing to a more Th1 polarized response.

In particular, the plasma cells showed a much higher global level of the double modification than activated B cells.

We are already experiencing climate change on food security, including some episodic regional disastrous impacts on food productivity -and we are committed to a much higher degree of global climate change than we already have today causing these impacts.

Dr. Smith argued that even if by world standards the damage caused by the alga is small, it adds a layer of stress to corals already dying fast because most of the algae-grazing fish that kept the reef ecosystem healthy have been eaten, leading to a much higher coral mortality when global warning sends water temperatures up.

Based on historical data from three coastal stations, sea level has risen over the last 22 years in Bangladesh to a much higher degree than the global average over 100 years (MOEF 2006).

The policy guarantees Thai rice farmers a much higher price than on the global market, but critics say it is too expensive and vulnerable to corruption.

The case concerns a scheme under which Ms Yingluck's government bought rice from Thai farmers - part of her rural support base - at a much higher price than on the global market.