"The overheating problems in some sectors have imposed pressure on coal, power, oil and transport supplies and resultingly brought about rises in prices for raw materials and other necessities, according to the meeting".
In turn, the positive selection, indicative of the functional importance of the segment, would bring about fast rising frequencies of the selected genotypes, which together with hotspot recombination generated novel common haplotypes.
Many scientists project that warming above that target in the future would fundamentally alter our world, and would bring about long droughts, rising oceans, mass migration, and extinctions.
Health and education services are cut back, and that combines to bring about a rise in the death rate from about 2020.
Ted Frank of the American Enterprise Institute predicted at the time of the nomination that if Alito replaced O'Connor, he and Roberts would bring about a rise in business cases before the Supreme Court.
The network would bring about the rise of a new "digital generation" – playful, self-sufficient, psychologically whole – and it would see that generation gather, like the net itself, into collaborative networks of independent peers.
The CIA agent Alden Pyle, the subject of The Quiet American, is a young ideologue trying to manipulate Vietnamese politics to bring about the rise of a "third force", neither imperial nor communist.
In another development, the finance ministers for the first time explicitly called on China to bring about a rise in the value of its currency, a step that might make exports from China more expensive and imports less expensive.
Avoiding deflation – and thus sustaining economic recovery – would seem to depend on one of two scenarios: either a rapid reversal in the fall of energy prices, or a deliberate policy to raise output and employment by means of public investment (which, as a byproduct, would bring about a rise in prices).
