Saying aid is useless – that's just headline-grabbing tactics now," says John Smith of One International, an advocacy organisation pressing for greater quantity and quality of foreign aid.
China's need for ever greater quantities of imported oil is driven by its torrid economic growth.
According to a United Nations team*, volcanic eruptions on the sea bed account for far greater quantities of heavy metals and radioactivity than do man-made sources.The real damage to the coast comes from a myriad small parts that add up to one big whole.
Whilst, univariate analyses suggested an increase in behavioural problems at age 8 (as measured by the total SDQ score) for those consuming greater quantities of "junk food" (or sugar) at age 6 ¾ years, after adjusting for confounding variables, the odds ratios were substantially attenuated, with the confidence intervals including one.
The Coastal Bend Bays and Estuaries Program and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service collaborated to place soil and plant marsh near the causeway to allow a larger nursing location for fish and provide greater quantities of food for water birds.
This is the desired performance, as it allows for the generation of great quantities of filtered permeate at low operational costs.
However, you can also get it in greater quantities for use on hands, legs, face, and anywhere your skin gets dry or hard.
For the greater quantity, finding a lesser in front of it, must necessarily drive it on, both having an impulse whose goal is the centre, and the greater weight driving the lesser forward till this goal is reached.
And the Thames's reputation as the "cleanest metropolitan river in the world" was damaged, all the more so when it was revealed the following December that raw sewage has been pumped in every month for the last four years, in far greater quantities than the government had previously admitted.
During the art market boom, the pressure to produce greater quantities of work for the growing number of exhibitions and fairs, coupled with rapidly rising prices, stunted creativity.
