Sentence examples for surplus supporting from inspiring English sources

We therefore use the amount of ecotourism-controlled land to normalize ecotourism profits and producer surplus (Supporting Information Table S1), reasoning that, in the first instance, this is the land that is being kept from alternative uses and therefore that this is the land for which we should calculate the full suite of alternative valuations.

The development of agriculture and the establishment of fixed communities led to a population explosion and the founding of cities. Agricultural societies produce enough surplus to support such urban developments, including the evolution of trades and new occupations.

And it is our intention to continue to grow our revenues in the future, for example through sponsor and licensing partnerships, and indeed to make much more so that we can generate a surplus to support the important objectives of the New7Wonders Foundation".

Providing development funding to other countries is essential if you have an export-led growth model and a mammoth trade surplus to support.

The U.S. Olympic Endowment, which is independent of the U.S. Olympic Committee, uses its 40% share of the surplus to support Americans' Olympic endeavors.

This eventually converted the captured alphaproteobacterium into an ATP-producing organelle, thereby providing the energetic surplus to support novel eukaryotic developments such as the endomembrane system and cytoskeleton.

Africa has the agricultural potential not only to feed itself, but also to grow a surplus to support global food security.

The federal government began to subsidize school lunches as a way to manage giant farm surpluses, while simultaneously supporting a suffering population.

These budget surpluses were partly supported by trade surpluses (foreign sector deficits) but even so, private debt increased dramatically.

The other was that these towns should be built on land owned in effect in trust, with the surplus of rental income supporting a local welfare state".

One of his proudest achievements was the collaborative implementation of one of the first Duke University surplus computer donation programs supporting Durham public schools and non-profits, which developed into a university wide program that still exists today.