Matching their donor contributions would greatly increase the vibrancy of public-affairs journalism, and it would back the journalism that people are willing to support.
"The construction of the controlled industrial facility to handle nuclear waste, and the new barracks, and other new buildings around the base, just means they can do that much more for the fleet, which increases its vibrancy".
These new investors are responding to the increasing strength, vibrancy and tenacity of European entrepreneurs.
Real estate investment and redevelopment efforts in the Bay Street Corridor and North Shore are gaining speed, with hopes of increasing economic vibrancy throughout the borough.
Lean is as careful as ever, but in these pictures (especially "Oliver Twist") the care pays off in the increased density and vibrancy of the images, and — gratifyingly, a little surprisingly — a heightening of those big, unsubtle Dickensian emotions.
Civil organisations were said to have transcended tribal lines to help end repressive colonial rule in 1960 (pdf), and their vibrancy increased during the 30 years of military rule that followed.
They increased revenue, because of the vibrancy of these tax cuts in the economy.
"It will cost the cities more in increased payment for services, lost vibrancy and lost quality of life".
"We concentrate on how the client feels better when they exercise, with clients commenting on their increased confidence, greater sense of personal control and vibrancy.
His own interest, he tells the reader, has increased "in inverse proportion to the decline in the vibrancy, accountability and sovereignty of our Parliament".
