Lord Stern was speaking as new research underlined how extraordinarily expensive global warming will be for developing countries – and how much less it would cost if the world redoubled its efforts to curb it.
"H.P. has an extraordinarily valuable global franchise, and I look forward to working closely with my fellow directors and H.P.'s management team to build shareholder value for the future," Mr. Whitworth said in a statement.
The GMG Board is prepared to invest significantly in what we do because of the extraordinarily strong global position for which we (editorial, commercial and digital together) have fought and won.
Given the extraordinarily high global prevalence of Trichomonas vaginalis and its potential to promote HIV transmission, further investment into the optimal diagnosis, treatment, and control of T. vaginalis is clearly needed.
In general, though, American crime rates have fallen since the early nineteen-nineties, and the nation's imprisoned population — while extraordinarily high, by global standards — seems to have stopped increasing.
In general, though, American crime rates have fallen since the early nineteen-nineties, and the nation's imprisoned population while extraordinarily high, by global standards—seems to have stopped increasing.
As with everything else, the concept for its Web site was extraordinarily ambitious, with complex global distribution and multiple currencies and dazzling interactive features.
"Verizon and Fleetmatics share a vision that the SaaS-based fleet management solution market is extraordinarily large, lightly penetrated, global and fragmented which can best be attacked together with a world class product offering and the largest distribution channel in the industry," said Jim Travers, Chairman and CEO of Fleetmatics, in a statement.
But even with streamlining, it is an extraordinarily complex enterprise: a global leader in military sensors, jammers and tactical communications gear; the dominant producer of tracked combat vehicles; the biggest supplier of naval ship repair and upgrade services; and a high-end player in cybersecurity.
Thus, the powerful moral case made by small island nations and other climate-vulnerable countries now runs head on into the extraordinarily complex math of the global carbon budget, with a little science fiction thrown in to boot.
