Sentence examples for apparently contributing to from inspiring English sources

Hence, a moderate and sequence-specific contribution of active mechanisms to DNA demethylation is apparently contributing to reprogramming.

NEW DELHI Indiaia's increasing wealth and improving literacy are apparently contributing to a national crisis of "missing girls," with the number of sex-selective abortions up sharply among more affluent, educated families during the past two decades, according to a new study.

Transient transcriptional upregulation of HMGB1 is driven by CSD, apparently contributing to replenishment of the molecule after its release.

Beyond questions over the safety of its self-driving tech, Uber continues to face wider criticisms relating to its company culture — with accusations of sexism by a former employee continuing to pile pressure on the leadership (and apparently contributing to the decision of president Jeff Jones to leave the company earlier this month, amid the turmoil).

DWP managers and union leaders have struggled to agree on uses for the money, apparently contributing to an accumulation of cash in the nonprofits' accounts, records and interviews show.

Despite these warnings, ExxonMobil was apparently contributing to misinformation campaigns denying the reality of global warming and, even more significantly from a legal point of view, failing to warn their investors that the company's main product was causing serious real-world problems.

She describes how Internet chat groups have apparently contributed to contagions of suicide.

And concern that an unpopular outcome might hurt Democrats in California apparently contributed to the administration's decision to schedule the final announcement after the November elections.

The advertisement stood in stark contrast to a summer of slashing attacks on Mr. Obama by Mr. McCain that apparently contributed to the tightening of this race.

The closing also apparently contributed to congestion at other crossings, like the Lincoln Tunnel, where there were one-hour delays during the time the George Washington Bridge was partly closed.

During the early 1970s, he wrote a series of savage newspaper polemics attacking drug abuse, men's long hair, offensive advertising and anything else that apparently contributed to the decline of his adored pre-industrial Italy.