Sentence examples for contributed to a slower from inspiring English sources
Higher interest rates, weaker global demand and a resulting buildup of inventories have contributed to a slower pace of growth in manufacturing, which accounts for about one-fifth of the nation's economic output.
In this way the obvious pro-union-pro-worker bias of the present government has contributed to a slower recovery, especially in labor markets.And another of the benefits is that supposedly reputable economists will eat it up, again without providing or demanding the least bit of evidence.
Sediment was thought to have contributed to a slower rupture, due to a lubrication effect at the plate interface, with the result being an earthquake signature that had abundant long period seismic signals, which could be an important factor in the tsunami-generation process.
Less frequent use of the ST analysis methodology may have contributed to a slower gain in staff experience, so influencing clinical decisions and possibly affecting the study results.
Research could influence road safety and health, for example by highlighting issues for the regulation of vehicular use to facilitate safe walking and cycling, particularly for children [ 42] or by showing how the growth in sales of SUVs and pick-up trucks in the US contributed to a slower decline in road fatality rates there than in other industrialised countries [ 78].
"Inconsistent management contributed to a slow start to the programme, followed by rapid growth and now the risk of demand exceeding budgets.
This contributed to a slowing-down of operations on Lesbos, particularly for non-Syrians, and increased incentives for people to lie about their identity.
But his decision to put off elbow surgery until September contributed to a slow start that paralyzed Philadelphia early on last season.
A decrease in water vapor concentrations in parts of the middle atmosphere has contributed to a slowing of Earth's warming, researchers are reporting.
In Europe, too, lack of snow and warm temperatures in the Alps in late 2011 contributed to a slow start to last season.
