Sentence examples for the future increase from inspiring English sources

The future increase in potential biomass production due to elevated [CO2] outweighs the increased production costs resulting in a northward extension of the area where SRC is GHG-neutral (Figure 2).

The future increase of production is predicted to be greatest in Africa.

A technical part of Mr Lansley's argument suggests that the Government will actually reduce the amount of money it puts aside for workers' pensions - rather than simply limit the future increase in cost as had previously been thought.

Much of the future increase in global plastic use will occur in developing Asia, where per capita consumption is expected to soar from levels that at the moment are well below those in the West.

The bank Credit Suisse has recommended a more activist role for the F.H.A., and the Office of Thrift Supervision has proposed creating a financial certificate that would allow investors to write down the value of loans in exchange for a share of the future increase in the value of the home.

Since the beginning of the industrial era, oceanic uptake of CO2 has resulted in acidification of the ocean; the pH of ocean surface water has decreased by 0.1 (high confidence), corresponding to a 26% increase in acidity The IPCC concluded that if we take serious action to reduce fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, we can limit the future increase in ocean acidity to about 16%.

We think that, in the future, increased sampling of transcripts will lead to increased discovery of conservation of specific AS-NMD events between different organisms.

The company said that its backlog of commitments to advertise in the future increased by $300 million in the quarter, to $3 billion, twice the level of a year ago.

I'm confident that, in the future, increasing numbers of arts leaders will come from what was once a Cinderella area of the arts.

A few years ago, Farrell realized that all the major climate models were based on the same faulty premise: they assumed that in the future increased oil demand would be met with increased supplies of conventional crude.

Furthermore, if history is any indication of the future, increased automation will result in an infusion of jobs across existing industries.