“... 1.5 billion ...” (line 2) refers to more than 25% of the world population who survive without access to electricity.

“... 80 per cent ...” (line 4) refers to the share of the total world population living in the least developed countries.

“1.2 billion ...” (line 12) refers to the amount of global population that will certainly live without electricity in 2015.

“... 99 per cent ...” (lines 18-19) refers to the percentage of deaths resulting from smoking cigarettes in developing countries.

“... 38 per cent ...” (line 24) refers to the amount of adults who die of lung disease in the sub-Saharan Africa.

“... report,” (line 11)

“... proportion ...” (line 11)

“... poverty ...” (line 12)

“... access ...” (line 13)

“... electricity.” (line 13)

will be impossible to meet the large demand for energy in the developing world.

will be imperative in the next century to find solutions for energy and climate problems around the globe.

is useless to combat changes in weather and promote wide access to energy nowadays.

is time to find ways to fight climate change, improve energy security and expand the access to electricity.

may be necessary to take violent actions against the unfair distribution of energy in developing nations.

will certainly.

will similarly.

will probably.

will eventually.

will considerably.

convince the reader that no one can fight against busy schedules.

justify why employees never focus on their most important tasks.

criticize the overload of activities people have to accomplish at work.

explain the importance of following rituals when working from home.

teach office workers how to make the best use of their daily business schedule.

had to fight for two hours against a fire in the office.

was asked to answer phone calls and reply to e-mails.

did not define his priorities before starting his working day.

could not remember everything he was supposed to do early in the morning.

decided to solve his co-workers' computer problems before solving his own.

"Set a Plan for the Day".

"Refocus Your Attention".

"Review Your Weekly Schedule" .

"Avoid Hard Decisions Early in the Day".

"Make Good Use of Watch, Phone and Computer".

Plan deliberate actions to redo the finished tasks.

Focus your attention on a different important activity every day.

Manage your day hour by hour. Don't let the hours manage you.

Teach yourself to breathe deeply to be more productive tomorrow.

If your entire list does not fit into your calendar, reprioritize your phone calls.

success on the job depends on predicting the right outcomes.

it is important to analyze if you have met your goals of the day.

one should never shut off the computer before the end of the day.

focusing on the right distractions may help us be more productive.

distractions are essential to help one go through the responsibilities of the day.

can only aid.

will probably help.

should never help.

might never assist.

couldn't simply support.