Sentence examples for sustainably developing from inspiring English sources

Using facile strategy to prepare UV resistant aramid fibers (KFs) with high surface activity, thermal and mechanical properties is the most important and urgent issue of sustainably developing high performance organic fibers.

Yet while the Arctic States have been able to keep the peace and move toward sustainably developing an area that could be home to 25percentt of the world's undiscovered oil reserves through the regional Arctic Council, the South China Sea has been described as a "powder keg".

Adeyimi has said that his vision "can be used to sustainably develop African coastal communities".

Then we can concentrate on helping communities, small towns and whole nations to sustainably develop and protect the groundwater under their feet.

We're very excited to sustainably develop the next generation of performance fabrics that will transform what we wear and how we live," Widmaier said.

"Securing this site in Shanghai, Tesla's first Gigafactory outside of the United States, is an important milestone for what will be our next advanced, sustainably developed manufacturing site".

However, the sustainably developed ingredients may be used in the fortification and functionalisation of food, as well as for incorporation in feed products.

No capital can be sustainably developed, accumulated, if not home grown, if not created by the people and for the people most concerned with the primary interest of improving their own living conditions.

They are here in our world in bits and pieces, as well as in parts of the so-called underdeveloped world that someday may turn out to be the sustainably developed world.

It is the instrument of member States to confront common challenges, manage shared responsibilities and exercise collective action, in an enduring quest for a peaceful, inclusive and sustainably developed world, in which international law and the dignity and worth of the human person are fully pursued.

A one-time sprint to the polio eradication finish line differs from the marathon approach required to affordably and sustainably develop and strengthen RI programs.