Including previously ignored emissions of nitrogen dioxide and fine particulates accounts for another 24%; other externalities such as congestion, 23%.As the IMF authors accept, this is an area in which imponderables abound.
If he is right, his grievance gives insight into what has been one of the imponderables in the bitter Microsoft government antitrust trial.
Thus, the District Court's pursuit of the goal of "desegregative attractiveness" results in too many imponderables and is too far removed from the task of eliminating the racial identifiability of the schools within the KCMSD.
"Ze truth, madame, she can be cruel," he grumps to old chum Ariadne Oliver Zoe Wanamakerr) as they ponder life's imponderables in the 13th and final series of Agatha Christie's Poirot (Sunday, 8pm, ITV1).
The move transports Mr. McKnight from a world of predictable slights and minor deceits into a high-risk play in which the imponderables ultimately go far beyond the rise and fall of the stock market.
I think he'd love to be that manager too but there are so many imponderables in life.
But, whereas the First Division is typically difficult to predict, the only imponderables in Division Three are how many points by which Rangers will win the title and how many times their collection of highly-paid full-time professionals find the net against part-time opponents.
And now along comes news of the Downton Christmas special, which will fill our mental in-trays with more insufferable imponderables.
The one thing they all agreed upon was the immense array of imponderables involved in the discussion.
There are many imponderables ahead in 2010, but two things can be predicted with a degree of certainty.
