Sentence examples for contributed to conditions from inspiring English sources

But we must ask ourselves how we have contributed to conditions that cause people to hate us this much.

In 1783, volcanic activity in Iceland cast a persistent haze over Western Europe and is believed by some historians to have contributed to conditions that helped incite the French Revolution six years later.

A three-month investigation by the L.I.R.R. concluded that at 1 32 p.m. on Jan . 24 as a double-decker train moved eastbound at 42 miles per hour just west of the Stony Hollow Road bridge, the defect contributed to conditions that caused a wheel to slip off a curved section of track.

The government announced a plan to send administrators to run struggling Aboriginal communities after a report by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare said self-government had contributed to conditions that cause Aborigines, on average, to die at age 59, 18 years younger than the rest of the population.

But critics will argue that the deregulatory policies promoted by Mr. Clinton's administration — under the treasury secretaries Robert E. Rubin and later Lawrence H. Summers — contributed to conditions that led to the Wall Street meltdown of 2008 and the subsequent recession.

But we Westerners have contributed to conditions that motivate extremism.

Withholding passports was identified by the Qatar government's lawyers, DLA Piper, as an abuse of the country's migrant labour sponsorship system that can contribute to conditions of forced labour.

It is thought that a proper balance between excitation and inhibition is essential for proper brain function, and that an imbalance in the number of excitatory pyramidal neurons and inhibitory interneurons could contribute to conditions such as autism and epilepsy.

"The tragedy is that by lagging behind in funding peacekeeping operations, we often inadvertently, unintentionally contribute to conditions in which peacekeeping fails and refugee and relief assistance is then required," he said.

The maritime zones are the spaces in which the militarised responses to asylum play out, contributing to conditions that allow information to be monopolised and cultivated politically.

These crises will inherently contribute to conditions such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), among other mental illness, which crisis- and war-torn countries are not politically, socially, or economically equipped with the capacities to treat.