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The study demonstrates that the surface morphology can make a considerable contribution to corrosion and thus corrosive wear.
We should not be rushing to scrap diesel cars when they clearly make a considerable contribution to reducing carbon emissions in the UK.
Thus, although geochemical proxies indicated an ombrotrophic regime in the mire, geomorphological characteristics may make a considerable contribution to environmental conditions.
"By giving increasing numbers of drivers the confidence in electric vehicle technology, we will make a considerable contribution to improving our air quality and cutting carbon emissions," Johnson said.
The NTEPA assessment also found that although the proponents of the clearing on Maryfield had not considered the impacts on greenhouse gas emissions, those emissions "are likely to make a considerable contribution to the NT's annual greenhouse gas emissions".
The International Finance Corporation, the private-sector financing arm of the World Bank, said the arrangement should make a "considerable" contribution to reversing the decline in capital into the third world.
Cooperation among school and public libraries in this field has made a considerable contribution to local history.
"Germany makes a considerable contribution to NATO and NATO-led operations," said a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, speaking anonymously under diplomatic ground rules.
The CDM can therefore be said to have made a considerable contribution to the development and transfer of knowledge and technology in developing countries, and positively impacted on local communities through the creation of jobs and infrastructure.
Irish Roman Catholicism has already made a considerable contribution to Australian cricket — and many other areas of national life, notably politics — but nobody named Xavier has played cricket for the country before.
"It wouldn't have been my choice, but then I favor historians and individuals who have made a considerable contribution to our understanding of New York and U.S. history," said Mr. Nasaw, a history professor at the CUNY Graduate Center.
