Sentence examples for contribute to continuing from inspiring English sources
The guns, supplies and training of police and army personnel can contribute to continuing conflicts and civil wars in recipient nations.
Participants agreed that the resourcefulness of the third sector in Scotland, which has allowed many charities to adapt and thrive over the past few years, would contribute to continuing success in the future.
Additionally, usage status and recognition of the implant card (it refers to the card which described the record of implant placed in the patient, such as the implant manufacturer, implant type, length, diameter), which contains information on the implanted implant and may contribute to continuing post-operative implant care, were surveyed.
Not only can climate change be a significant factor that could undermine food security in Africa, but also ecosystem degradation, population growth, poor governance systems, low adaptive capacity, and economic decline has and will also likely contribute to continuing food insecurity in the Sahel region (Challinor et al. 2007; Funk et al. 2008; Bohle et al. 1994; Brown et al. 2007).
Our findings contribute to continuing debate regarding the relevance of in vitro cells culture systems to the multicellular tissue system.
Distance learning can contribute to continuing nursing education and health service quality beyond the fulfillment of professional requirements [ 7, 8].
It is good to encourage those who can contribute to continue to do so.
"If you want to contribute to continued development and bring people out of poverty you need to see ever-increasing energy consumption in the world.
Noting that a significant amount of crime in the city is committed by youths aged 16 to 24, he predicted that the changes would contribute to continued declines in overall reported crime.
'Long-term effects on schooling and income contribute to continued inequities in the next generation'.
Neuroinflammation is considered a hallmark feature of subarachnoid hemorrhage and is associated with release of various inflammatory molecules, believed to contribute to continued neurological injury and associated cognitive decline.
