Sentence examples for contributed to draw from inspiring English sources

Of course, propaganda and terror are but two of the many factors that contributed to draw out Germany's demise.

The use of mathematical models in the study of epidemic dynamics, their mechanisms and their prevention and control provided valuable insights and contributed to draw up the global picture of epidemics occurrence, patterns and management [1].

CV and VA contributed to draw the study protocol and the questionnaire.

"Her unique forms of action have contributed to drawing attention to political oppression".

"In Chris's case, those data points all contributed to drawing a curve that goes straight up".

In awarding Maathai the Nobel peace prize in 2004, the Nobel committee said that her "unique forms of action have contributed to drawing attention to political oppression – nationally and internationally".

For the economist Clare McAndrew, the author of a market report for the European Fine Art Fair this year in Maastricht, the Netherlands, Hong Kong's free market and its lack of taxes on imports or exports of art have contributed to drawing these foreign galleries.

The results of the case study indicated that the rehabilitation strategy implemented reduced the rising damp phenomena, but that the choice of the type of mortar coats may have contributed to drawing existing moisture (and salts) to higher levels in the walls.

In addition to educational programs, Alpha Kappa Alpha contributed to drawing awareness to health-related issues, such as AIDS, sickle cell anemia, breast cancer, and the importance of staying in shape.

Interviews were recorded and transcribed verbatim throughout the data collection process, which contributed to drawing our attention to analytically interesting issues and to make slight adjustments to the interview guide [ 24].

Several types of data sources contribute to draw the dynamics of the HIV epidemic in Italy: the surveillance of AIDS cases that provide information on individuals with AIDS and the surveillance of new HIV diagnoses that provide information on people only newly diagnosed with HIV; both the surveillances are mandatory and have a national coverage.