Due to the increasing worries on the diminution of fossil fuel reserves and contamination of climate, fuel cell technologies have received much attention in recent decades because of their high efficiencies and low emissions [1].
She mentioned one encouraging new example of public diplomacy, funded partly by Henry Crumpton's office: Voice of America news broadcasts will begin airing next February in the language of Somalia, a country of increasing worry to counterterrorism officials.
Outside of Tehran, Iran experts said that Mr. Velayati's comments may signal increased worry on the part of Iran's rulers that Israel might attack its nuclear program.
The case of mega-events, after all, is just one of the most visible aspects of a policy of growing control on the city and its spaces, leading some author to consider it a true process of urban militarisation (Graham [2010]), justified as measures against terrorism, clandestine immigration or simply as a response to increasing worries for the safety of urban spaces.
The failure of the peacekeeping proposal comes at a time of increasing worry about the country's stability and risk of increased violence.
Nonetheless, his first year in office has been a time of increased worry for many Americans, and Obama hasn't done a particularly good job of seeing things from that perspective.
One Nation and the Senate Leadership Fund reported raising $42 million in August — both an indication of Republicans' increasing worry about the Senate and White House races and a clear sign that their attacks will be unrelenting.
WASHINGTON — President Obama met with top European Union leaders as the euro zone sovereign debt crisis entered a perilous new phase, with increasing worries about the sustainability of the 17-country monetary union and borrowing costs climbing to new peaks.
Well, there are increasing worries that a host of negative macroeconomic headwinds the infamous credit crunch, the weak dollar/speculation-driven advance in crude oil and a housing market yet to find terra firma will crimp holiday season spending.
The increasing worry now, from both sides of the Brexit argument, is that Mrs May doesn't actually have a plan at all, and that she is pressing forward into the fog without a clear enough idea of her detailed goals.
At a time of increased worry about the distribution of wealth, gobs of it have been distributed his way.
