This is all the more urgent because of the growing risk that for the many who have accumulated long jobless spells, discouragement and loss of human capital make their reintegration more difficult, that is, their unemployment risks becoming structural in nature.
Previous estimates put the amount of heat accumulated by the world's oceans over the past decade equivalent to about 4 Hiroshima atomic bomb detonations per second, on average, but Trenberth's research puts the estimate equivalent to more than 6 detonations per second.
By the time he quit the Commons in 2001, he was Father of the House, yet another addition to the honours, political, academic and artistic which he accumulated.
Capital is a stock – its wealth comes from what has been accumulated "in all prior years combined".
Haile Selassie, the emperor of Ethiopia who accumulated a magnificent list of titles before being deposed in a coup in 1974, has a strong claim to be called the all-time king of bombast.
English schools, by contrast, are a multilayered, accumulated patchwork of provision drawing on private and public, religious and secular.
He brings over 25 years of agency-side experience, accumulated on both sides of the Atlantic, and will play a key role as the Guardian strengthens its focus on its US business after an extremely successful 12 months.
Just as last year, the jury gave its ultimate acclaim to a brilliant director who has accumulated an overwhelmingly deserving reputation but had actually given us something less than his very best work.
Maybe it was the lack of accumulated scar tissue that helped Gary Ballance look the most composed member of England's top five on his Test debut.
He is part of the sketch team Derrick Comedy, whose YouTube clips have accumulated more than 30m views, nearly 9m of which are for a sketch about "bro rape".
Jobaline's approach was to identify interactions between an array of different features from pitch to energy accumulated over time, which all combine to give each voice its unique fingerprint or signature.
