Sentence examples for be matched by developing from inspiring English sources

He said an offshore wind investment programme had to be matched by developing appropriate skills in the workforce.

Australia has indicated it could increase targets further but only if its commitment is matched by developing countries such as India and China, arguing that Australia will be economically disadvantaged if it is forced to cut its emissions when competitors are not.

But then, under the July 2004 Doha framework, such a large cut would have to be matched by near-zero tariffs in the developed countries.

However, the various platforms' probes were developed using different miRBase databases and thus should not be matched by name alone.

Shock must be matched by action.

These are no more than educated guesses, but whichever way the sums are done, the cost is not negligible.The growth in environmental problems in developing countries has been matched by a rise in local anxiety about them.

This astonishing pace of technological change is matched by industrial growth, particularly in developing nations, which has potentially disastrous consequences for the planet.

But India also hankers after direct trade routes with Central Asia.A Chinese-Pakistani joint-venture port at Gwadar in Baluchistan, which had its ceremonial opening this week, is matched by an Iranian-Indian venture to develop the "free port" at Chabahar in the Gulf of Oman.

The failure is matched by a parallel failure of Chinese firms to develop as multinationals.

We developed a full non-parsimonious model that included all variables as shown in tables 1 and 2. Each pair was matched by a greedy algorithm and the nearest available pair matching method among patients with an individual propensity score.

His total was matched by Capt.