Sentence examples for contributed to a poor from inspiring English sources
Dodig reached the Wimbledon doubles final this summer, but Pavic was making his Davis Cup debut and his nerves contributed to a poor start by the home pair.
Galatasaray rarely ventured forward as they tried to contain the Arsenal front four, and their nervousness perhaps contributed to a poor defensive error that allowed Arsenal to score a second.
A loss of telemetry before the race may have contributed to a poor start from fourth on the grid and he survived Williams Valtteri Bottass bouncing over his front wheel on the entry to the first corner to track Hamilton, Vettel, Alonso, Ricciardo and Williams Felipe Massaa on the first lap.
The match was played in Swansea, and the lack of local players may have contributed to a poor crowd, with gate receipts of only £120 recorded.
A November IMF report (PDF) adds that endemic corruption and the narcotics sector (opium exports were about 23percentt of GDP in 2010) have undermined the rule of law and contributed to a poor business environment.
The variability of EELV values may have contributed to a poor correlation.
Having a BD-I diagnosis and history of psychosis contributed to a poorer verbal fluency.
Cardiovascular instability, reduced consciousness, persistent hypothermia, and sepsis all contributed to a poorer outcome, as has been demonstrated before, but a generic outcome predictor model was shown to be useful in this group of patients.
The emotion of disgust has been suggested as a factor contributing to a poor response to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) in the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
Despite lack of run support contributing to a poor win-loss record, Hamels was among the best pitchers in the National League, and was even mentioned as a Cy Young candidate.
During sepsis, LBP levels are modified by polymorphic genetic variation of the LBP gene [3], [39] [41], predisposing these patients to excessive inflammation during an infection and contributing to a poor outcome.
