Sentence examples for keeping the increase from inspiring English sources

This is depressing evidence of a reluctance to tackle the biggest challenge of keeping the increase in global temperatures below two degrees.

A state law caps property tax increases in New York City, effectively keeping the increase for Class 1 properties to just 4percentt, even as their full market value is increasing in double digits.

Without it, there is no hope of meeting those goals even outside the framework of the accord; the decision will have a negative effect on the world's chances of keeping the increase in global temperature below certain calamitous thresholds, on America's influence in the world, and, as other countries move ahead on more sustainable technologies, on the competitiveness of the nation's industries.

By taking traffic loading information into account, packets can be distributed in directions that avoid heavily congested areas, while still keeping the increase in overhead at an insignificant level.

In this section, we develop a simple single tap Kalman filter to update the channel and thus reduce the BER while keeping the increase in hardware complexity to minimum.

The 195 countries participating in 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference COPP 21) in Paris agreed on keeping the increase in global average temperature below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels.

Key challenges for the SPEQS-2 development include increasing the APD detection rate to 5 million spontaneous counts per second, managing the extra heat produced by the more powerful pump laser and faster detectors, and keeping the increased number of optical components in alignment [38].

Newman organised a defence that succeeded in keeping the increasing numbers of German reinforcements at bay until the demolition parties had completed their tasks.

Officials said that reducing the so-called buy-in for the pay-per-ride bonus and keeping the percentage increase for the bonus fare lower than for the monthly pass were also intended to address concerns of affordability.

However, having the United States on board would be hugely helpful in trying to meet the ambitious goal of keeping the future increase in global temperatures below 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit.

Writing in Rolling Stone, environmentalist Bill McKibben warned that humans can only emit 564 gigatons of carbon dioxide by 2050 and still have a reasonable chance of keeping the temperature increase below 2 degrees Celsius (the threshold for catastrophic consequences).