Sentence examples for are contributing increasingly from inspiring English sources
Advances made during the last 5 years in our understanding of factors affecting flavour release, particularly when conducted simultaneously with sensory evaluation, are contributing increasingly to more efficient product development in the food and flavour industry and to the design of flavour systems with desired dynamic flavour characteristics.
As meteorologists and climate change experts have observed over the past several hurricane seasons in the northern hemisphere, ever-rising global temperatures are contributing to increasingly devastating rainfall amounts and storm power.
The raids are contributing to the increasingly poisonous relations between India and Pakistan, both nuclear-armed.
Increasingly, chemists are contributing to understand the synthesis, mechanism, and novel properties of semiconductor nanoparticles using various surfactants.
Poor returns from some firms and investors' increasingly constrained resources are contributing to some consolidation in the private equity industry.
Not to mention we're constantly reminded that our increasingly sedentary lifestyles are contributing to record ranks of overweight and obese citizens.
In addition to television, the games are another entertainment medium that is contributing to an increasingly more sedentary lifestyle.
Some, inevitably, are claiming that the hotline is contributing to an increasingly polarised culture where everyone is either a victim or an aggressor.
A combination of factors is contributing to the increasingly tight summer rental market: the number of rentals has stabilized as new construction slowed during the down economy; rising gas prices are making vacations closer to home look more attractive; and an improving economy means travelers are more willing to spend on a getaway.
The listless economy, which continues to put pressure on lower- and middle-class earners, may be contributing to the increasingly popular feeling that income disparity needs to be addressed.
Dr. Javert believed that this increasingly stressful world was contributing to miscarriages, usually called spontaneous abortions, among his patients.
