Sentence examples for a rising contribution from inspiring English sources

So we need to recognise that part of what is going on is a rising contribution to production from scarce land in big, rich metropolitan areas.

There's much more to discuss about the significance of surface melting in relation to Greenland ice loss and — in the end — a rising contribution to the oceans and sea-level rise.

(B ) The rising contribution of rays to the taxonomically-differentiated global reported landed catch: shark landings (light gray), ray landings (black), log ratio [rays/sharks], (red).

The usefulness of PCT for the early diagnosis of sepses caused by CoNS gains importance in view of the significant and rising contribution of these pathogens to the etiology of nosocomial infections in the neonate.

Output data have been overstated, he reckons, thanks to rising contributions from hard-to-value industries.

As income rises, contributions are limited, and they phase out completely at $110,000.

A6 A Deficit for the Vatican The Vatican reported its first deficit in nine years, more than $3 million, despite a rise in contributions from dioceses last year.

The ice sheet is therefore more vulnerable than predicted, and existing projections of sea level rise contribution from Greenland are too conservative and need to be revised.

The action is in protest at pay freezes, increased workload and rising pension contributions.

In 2002 the funding ratio (the proportion of pension liabilities covered by assets) of the city's pension scheme dropped close to 82.3%, a level that should have triggered a rise in the contribution to make up the shortfall.

The chancellor's announcement that the government would accept the recommendations of the Hutton review of public sector pensions, including a rise in pension contribution rates of 3% for public sector workers, was expected and he reiterated plans to introduce a new statutory obligation on local authorities and public bodies to co-operate over planning.