Sentence examples for rising contributions from from inspiring English sources
Output data have been overstated, he reckons, thanks to rising contributions from hard-to-value industries.
Along West North America the rising contributions from climate extremes outweigh SLR contributions from land-water, Greenland and dynamic sea level, during most of the century, and under both RCPs (Figs. 6 7, Supplementary Fig. 9 12).
So we need to recognise that part of what is going on is a rising contribution to production from scarce land in big, rich metropolitan areas.
But even its staff acknowledges in a recent report that despite fast-rising contributions from taxpayers, the pension fund faces "a significant amount of risk".
The ice sheet is therefore more vulnerable than predicted, and existing projections of sea level rise contribution from Greenland are too conservative and need to be revised.
In this case the rising phase contains contributions from both activation and inactivation.
A6 A Deficit for the Vatican The Vatican reported its first deficit in nine years, more than $3 million, despite a rise in contributions from dioceses last year.
The rest of the rise in contributions from these mega-donors -- $14.73 million -- came from those who had already crossed the $500,000-plus 500,000-plus line
Heineken, the brewers, apparently does something like this in the UK, while in the US a programme called "Save More Tomorrow" has enjoyed spectacular results, with contributions rising from 3.5% to a whopping 13%.
Over the past decade, the lottery has transferred an average of $650 million to the Common School Fund each year, with annual contributions rising from $670.5 million to more than $691 million during that time.
But where the government is in trouble with the unions is that these job cuts sit alongside a two-year pay freeze and now a 3% rise in pensions contributions from April 2012, which will feel like a pay cut especially when the pension they get at the end of it is also likely to be less, and to come later.
