Native palm products are now contributing substantially to local economies.
They should have the capability to wage one major "all-out regional battle" while "contributing substantially" to two multiyear, multilateral, operations.
By the early 20th century vegetarianism in the West was contributing substantially to the drive to vary and lighten the nonvegetarian diet.
Europe's increasing demand for cotton introduced into Egypt in the 1820s was by the 1840s contributing substantially to the city's wealth.
It sets out our long-term vision for a fundamentally different transport system in our country, contributing substantially to the CO2 savings needed to meet the economy-wide carbon budgets.
Huge sums of American money continued to pour into Thailand throughout the Thanom-Praphas years, stimulating economic development but also contributing substantially to the growth of corruption and a rising gap in the standard of living between rich and poor.
A18 Global Warming as Rights Issue The Eskimos, or Inuit, of the Arctic plan to seek a ruling that could create the foundation for an eventual lawsuit charging that the United States, by contributing substantially to global warming, is threatening their existence.
The latest climate assessment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concludes not only that human activity is contributing substantially to the warming of the planet, but that the warming over the next century could turn out to be much worse than previously estimated.
MARK REYNOLDS Executive Director Citizens Climate Lobby Coronado, Calif., May 10 , 2012To the Editor: I have no idea whether humans are contributing substantially to global warming, and I agree with those who say we should plan "as if" because not to take steps could be catastrophic if writers like James Hansen prove to be correct.
Its political achievements form a large part of the history of the British Empire, and its economic power was enormous, contributing substantially to the national wealth and causing the company to be the centre of most of the economic controversies of the 17th century.
The chemicals contributing substantially to the total dissolved solids are sodium, calcium, magnesium, chloride, sulphate, and bicarbonate.
