Sentence examples for attacks contributing from inspiring English sources
The Palestinian Authority has "failed to investigate, arrest and prosecute persons believed to responsible for these attacks," contributing to "a climate of impunity" surrounding the violence, the report says.
Public revulsion at the attacks contributed to a temporary dip in the far-right vote in 1993.
One journalist who has undergone several operations since he was shot in the attacks contributed a piece from his hospital bed.
It is noteworthy that after the attacks, no new users have been recruited, while 98% of the users before the attacks contributed at least once after the attacks.
The International Monetary Fund says that the Sept. 11 attacks contributed to the most universal economic slowdown in at least two decades, but said recovery could be swift due to policymakers "steady hand".
Meanwhile, concern is mounting that sensationalized media coverage of the recent terrorist attacks contributes to radicalizing non-Muslims to commit Islamophobic assaults. .
Some believe fedayeen attacks contributed to the outbreak of the Suez Crisis; they were cited by Israel as the reason for undertaking the 1956 Sinai Campaign.
Jennings' work on In Search of America and the September 11 attacks contributed to his decision in 2003 to become a dual citizen of Canada and the United States.
The there's the Big One, of course: These attacks contributed to an atmosphere of terror that allowed Rove to win (at least temporarily) the political dominance he'd always craved.
As Madison's "cocker spaniel" comment indicated, there's no doubt that reports in the media about pitbull attacks contribute to the breed's bad rap, making them the most likely type of dog to end up in a shelter and be euthanized.
But recent polling has shown that negative ads centered on Romney's history at Bain Capital are working in pivotal battleground states, with an increasing number of voters saying the attacks contribute to an unfavorable impression of the former Massachusetts governor.
