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Oct 10, 2014 at 0:45 comment added user47305 Does such $m$ even exist on a fixed variety $X$? I don't see that it's even true that there exists a constant $m = m(X)$ such that $h^0(mD) > 0$ if $D$ is big and Cartier on $X$; for $h^0(mD-A)$ it's even worse. I doubt a sequence of such $D$ is going to have the decompositions you want.
Oct 9, 2014 at 15:37 comment added Li Yutong No, because I need $m$ does not depend on particular choice of $X$. Even in simpler case, where $D$ itself is Cartier, using the proof of Kodaira lemma (just as you did), I do not know if there is a universal $m$ such that $h^0(mD -A)$ is non-vanishing (where $A$ is an ample divisor).
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