Sentence examples for causes contributed from inspiring English sources

Jean Halfpenny, 77, was one of five residents who were found by an inquest last year to have died from natural causes "contributed to by neglect".

All of these causes contributed to the end of not only Fordism but also the bureaucratic Keynesian welfare state associated with it.

An inquest last May at Walthamstow coroner's court, in east London, concluded she died of natural causes contributed to by neglect, with expert witnesses noting missed opportunities to save her.

An inquest last week concluded that she died from natural causes contributed to by neglect, with failings by her GP and hospital staff and missed opportunities to save her.

In that same race, Paul Singer, a hedge fund billionaire from New York and a leading donor to pro-Israel causes, contributed $250,000 to Arkansas Horizon, another independent expenditure group supporting Mr. Cotton.

Bob Perry, a Texas home builder who is one of the biggest donors to conservative candidates and causes, contributed $2 million, bringing his total donations to Restore Our Future to $9 million — more than 10 percent of the group's war chest this year.

These are just some of the causes contributing to the 1percentt's high and rising income share.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will evaluate the possible causes contributing to the decline of the killer whale population from a number of differing perspectives.

Thirty-seven percent of the sampled workers admitted that they were current or former smokers, an important fact in determining the causes contributing to respiratory problems.

We perform extensive field observations and numerical analyses to examine the failure mechanism and causes contributing to these failures.

Many causes contribute to these health disparities, but there is a growing body of research demonstrating that racial discrimination — perceived and actual — is a critical factor.