As time went on, however, Schlegel left this work to Schleiermacher (which contributed to increasingly difficult relations between the two men after 1800).
In these urban centers, uneven distribution of incomes, the prevalence of poverty, diminishing farmlands, inefficient distribution systems, and rising expectations have all contributed to increasingly critical problems, particularly as they affect the urban poor (Dewan and Yamaguchi 2009a).
Though scientists believe that climate change will contribute to increasingly severe weather phenomena, including hurricanes and thunderstorms, there is little consensus about how it may affect tornadoes.
Widespread overuse and inappropriate use of antibiotics contribute to increasingly antibiotic-resistant pathogens and higher health care costs.
As meteorologists and climate change experts have observed over the past several hurricane seasons in the northern hemisphere, ever-rising global temperatures are contributing to increasingly devastating rainfall amounts and storm power.
50 Standardised closing times may contribute to increasingly rapid drinking as last call approaches, leading to higher peak levels of intoxication.
In mammals, the sensors and effectors of homeostatic metabolic changes are specific neuronal populations and brain/gut hormones which, when deregulated, can contribute to increasingly prevalent medical conditions such as diabetes and metabolic syndrome (Sandoval et al., 2008; Strader and Woods, 2005).
The worldwide Great Depression, which began in 1929, aggravated social tensions and contributed to an increasingly militant labour union movement in El Salvador.
ECONOMIC malaise and political sloganeering have contributed to the increasingly loud conversation about the coming crisis of old-age care: the depletion of the Social Security trust fund, the ever rising cost of Medicare, the end of defined-benefit pensions, the stagnation of 401 k)'s.
Cheaper, smaller spacecraft technologies and a growing demand for Earth observation-related applications have contributed to an increasingly large small satellite and microsatellite market.
The 1980s and 1990s saw significant change in the New Zealand ECE sector with an emphasis on improved training of the ECE workforce, development of an ECE teacher professional body and code of ethics, and ECE curriculum development: all contributed to an increasingly professional and qualified teacher workforce (Dalli 2010).
