Sentences with phrase «further accelerate these trends»
Toyota is undoubtedly banking on these updates to further accelerate that trend.
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Two weeks ago, I further supported this thesis with the supposition that the Gulf Coast storms would actually accelerate these trends, going against virtually every other oil analyst out there, including an alert from Goldman Sachs claiming the storms would have a far greater impact on demand than supply.
SAN MATEO, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Exabeam, the leader in user behavior analytics (UBA) for security, today announced the closing of a $ 25 million financing round to further accelerate the company's rapid growth and continue updating its UBA solution in response to customer demand and industry trends.
«Our commitment and investments in our Mexican beer portfolio have resulted in record - breaking growth and accelerated U.S. consumer demand that is far ahead of market trends.
«The overall impact of changes to the SALT deduction will accelerate the trend of hardworking individuals and businesses already leaving our state — further eroding New York's tax base.»
Most climatologists expect that on average the atmospheres water vapor content will increase in response to surface warming caused by the long - lived greenhouse gases, further accelerating the overall warming trend.
A flurry of recent research strongly suggests that recent observations like these are indeed linked to California's long - term warming trend — and that snowpack losses are expected to accelerate further over the next few decades.
Far more complex dynamics than one might assume — but the trend (and an accelerating one) is clear — more ice mass melting into water and flowing into the ocean.
All serious trends that will, hopefully, further accelerate China's rate of greenhouse gas emissions reductions.
Most experts in the Kilimanjaro debate accept three things: for more than a century, its ice has been in a retreat that is almost assuredly unstoppable and was not caused by humans; so far, there is scant data on conditions there; and the main scientific question now is how, and how much, climate shifts driven by heat - trapping emissions are accelerating that trend.
Further, that is a misleading comparison in that it treats the trend as linear, wheras it the projection in fact accelerates (ie, we expect a lower than 0.175 C trend in the first half of the period).
Lead author Jan Lenaerts of the University of Utrecht told Reuters that the trend seemed unstoppable because a thaw of white glaciers would expose dark - colored tundra that would soak up more of the sun's heat and further accelerate the melt.