Sentence examples for contribute to escalating from inspiring English sources
First and foremost, the more people spend on these types of drugs, the more they contribute to escalating health care costs and the closer they're being scrutinized by health insurance companies.
Emanuel insists the decision was based on low performance ratings in addition to low student attendance, but his many critics say the shutdowns were part of a larger strategy to privatize public schools for profit and that shuttering schools in the neediest neighborhoods contribute to escalating crime and poverty.
If you try to jump into the chaos and take charge, you're likely to make more emotional decisions in the moment and contribute to escalating chaos.
This nursing shortage will ultimately constrain health system reform and innovation, and contribute to escalating costs [ 5].
Among the various psychosocial correlates the most consistent finding of PSU was the persistent association with life events from early adolescence to young adulthood which is in line with the finding that negative life events contribute to escalated substance use during adolescence [ 6].
While we can by no means downplay the role of armed uprisings, climate change is also contributing to escalating conflict in these fragile states.
Shortages in the supply chain and pressure to conduct engineering works with minimal track closures have contributed to escalating costs at a time when the government is trying to clamp down on spending.
Imported oil adds hundreds of billions of dollars to our trade deficit, and contributes to escalating global climate change.
The European Union (EU) has also recognised how costs in the distribution chain have contributed to escalating costs of medicines.
However, walking levels have declined in an era of Internet transactions, 'smart' phones, and 'social networking,' contributing to escalating rates of obesity and its detrimental consequences [ 3- 7].
In extreme cases, the lure of the luxury journal can encourage the cutting of corners, and contribute to the escalating number of papers that are retracted as flawed or fraudulent.
