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This has become not only the cause of natural resources depletion at an alarming rate but also gradually becoming a challenge for sustainability.

Countries around the world are getting on the efficiency bandwagon, not only improving auto efficiency standards but also gradually cutting fuel subsidies to ease government financial burdens.

Along with the rapid development of the SPH theory, related numerical techniques and high-performance computing technologies, SPH has not only attracted much attention in the academic community, but also gradually gained wide applications in industrial circles.

The valley is seeing a construction boom.It is depressingly common to litter and flout environmental rules if you can get away with itKashmir is slowly becoming more like the rest of India: wealthier, more peaceful but also gradually more despoiled.

Chris Robshaw's term as England captain not only took the number of Tests he has been in charge past that of the great Martin Johnson, but also gradually took the heat out of the questioning so often raised about the Harlequin's place in the team as openside flanker, as well as its public face and leader.

The executive body was initially installed in the apartments of Marie-Antoinette, situated on the first floor, but also gradually overtook the offices of Louis XVI.

Until it materializes, Collins & Aikman, with headquarters in Troy, Mich., is maintaining enough capacity to fill orders, but is also gradually trimming -- preparing for a rebound that in Mr. Evans's view will never return production to the booming levels that prevailed until the fall.

Focusing the mind on something central to the startle mechanism (breathing, for example) not only helps release the stress-startle pattern, but can also gradually melt the muscular inorganic expression of this stress pattern away.

From basic to acidic media, not only are the species progressively protonated, but they also gradually lose Na+cations.

In this, supervisors should know whether additional support is needed and, if so, when, but should also gradually fade this support as trainees become more skilled.

The Chinese people are cynical about politics and expect little but graft from their leaders; but they are also gradually becoming angrier.