A high carbon price can drive fuel economy and increase use of renewables, but it will still be essential to deal with the emissions from fossil fuel burning, and oil majors have a big role to play in developing the low-cost carbon capture and storage that we will need, given that energy demand is rising principally in emerging economies.
Its income, however, rose by £310m - and more than half of that was eaten up by rising costs, principally the huge bonuses.
Sweden underwent a rapid industrialization within a few years in the 1890s, and wages rose, principally in the fields of mining, forestry, and agriculture.
Chronic conditions account for the majority of the disease burden worldwide and this burden continues to rise, principally due to population ageing [ 1, 2].
So while Mr. Acharya and Mr. Prasad are right to point to burgeoning fiscal and current account deficits as likely proximate causes for the rupee's fall, an equally important cause, over which the government has no control, is rising commodity prices, principally of oil, on world markets.
In our study, a significant increase in ciprofloxacin resistance, principally in community-onset infections, coincided with rising community quinolone use.
The novel's action is principally seen from the viewpoint of Tom O'Kane, whose brother Charlie is a rising Brooklyn politician, the man Tom counts on to excise the antidemocratic influence of the Big Crowd.
How can international families best preserve capital in an environment of rising taxes everywhere? A. Wealthy families in the Middle East are principally concerned about minimizing withholding taxes, as there is often no tax in their own jurisdiction.
Atlanta, New Orleans and Baltimore; three of rising capitals of HBCU culture in their political, ecumenical and financial clout held black folks, principally due to the work and staying power of alums from their flagship HBCUs.
Oceanic plateau, also called Submarine Plateau, large submarine elevation rising sharply at least 200 m (660 feet) above the surrounding deep-sea floor and characterized principally by an extensive, relatively flat or gently tilted summit.
