Sentence examples for increasing african from inspiring English sources

The international consortium of research centres.... has used non-GM techniques to produce dozens of varieties of drought-tolerant maize, increasing African farmers' yields by 20 to 30%," said Greenpeace UK's chief scientist Doug Parr.

It should be easier to get an extra tonne per hectare by increasing African yields to two tonnes a hectare than by boosting already-fecund European or north-east Asian yields even further (water is more abundant in parts of Africa, too).

This is not only important to gain a more fundamental insight into the factual evolution of African migration and to verify the validity of common perception of massive and increasing African migration, but it would also allow to contribute to the scholarly debate on the determinants of migration.

The beer was again withdrawn from the UK market, returning in 2003 to cater for the increasing African diaspora.

In this study, however, health care professionals were the second most frequently listed among participants' best sources of breast cancer information, suggesting that the reported mistrust of the health community may not have been a significant barrier in increasing African American women's adherence to breast cancer screening guidelines.

"Museums are collecting it, the increasing African-American middle-class is collecting it and white collectors have discovered it.

In the past the court has allowed states to create majority-black districts in the hope of increasing African-American influence.

Johnson Publishing Company's mission statement reads that it: "has always aimed at increasing African-Americans' pride in themselves by presenting their past and present achievements to America and to the world.... Through the years the company has also labored to provide irrefutable proof to millions of Black Americans, young and old, that their dreams can and do come true".

Several political organizations have also helped increase African American participation in the political process.

Provision of "substantial agricultural assistance to increase African food production," as Mr. Kristof calls for, can alleviate the situation.

Instead, governments must do more to ensure that at every step of the way African traders are benefiting from increased African trade, he said.