Sentence examples for concerns on global from inspiring English sources
High-yield agriculture relies on fertilizers that, therefore, become a key focus to address concerns on global food security.
O'Neill and other Pacific leaders – whose countries are already experiencing the impacts of climate change – are preparing to vigorously prosecute their concerns on global climate action in Paris.
With growing concerns on global warming and depletion of fossil fuels, design optimization of DESs through economic assessments for short-run benefits only is not sufficient, while application of exergy principles can improve the efficiency in energy resource use for long-run sustainability of energy supply.
From the Chilean perspective, concerns on global problems such as climate change seem to be distant.
The growing public concern on global environmental degradation is forcing many industries to undertake environmentally conscious policies for product design, manufacturing, service and end-of-life activities.
The possible incorporation of phase change materials (PCMs) in building materials has attracted a lot of research interest worldwide due to the concern on global warming and the ability of PCMs to reduce energy consumption in building because of their thermal energy storage abilities.
Also, the growing concern on global warming highlights the importance of considering carbon pricing policies during TEP.
In the last ten years, the power consumption of information and communication technology (ICT) has become an issue on top of our agendas, reflecting our concern on global warming, CO2 emissions and energy sustainability.
The market certainly has its doubts and has marked down Alibaba's stock this year on concerns of global trade wars, economic headwinds at home and the retirement of charismatic founder Jack Ma.
Yesterday, shares in a number of companies that make semiconductors for solar power products fell on analyst downgrades, concerns of global oversupply and weaker-than-expected earnings reports from a few solar companies.
WE should recognize such blessings, and try to focus our deepest concerns on real global dangers.
