Sentence examples for contributed to raising the from inspiring English sources
Mr. da Silva has contributed to raising the expectations of the landless.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: Which of the "unconstitutional" Parliamentary acts (i.e. Stamp Act, Sugar Act, Intolerable Acts) do you believe most contributed to raising the ire of the colonists?
Professor Paul Samuelson (1915 2009) was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences in recognition of the work through which he developed static and dynamic economic theory and contributed to raising the level of analysis in economic science.
According to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, greenhouse gas emissions have contributed to raising the global average surface temperatures by about 1.3 degrees Fahrenheit in the past 100 years.
"His efforts to help make Pakistani industries more competitive have resulted in many hundreds of well-paying jobs for Pakistani citizens and contributed to raising the standard of living in the communities where these businesses are located," the statement added.
The election of high-profile figures such as Boutros Boutros-Ghali, who headed the United Nations (1992 96), and Abdou Diouf, who was president of Senegal (1981 2000), as secretaries-general contributed to raising the international profile of the organization.
Moreover, the presence of operating temperature had clearly contributed to raise the heat flux of THMCLOHP/CV, but the heat flux had decreased when evaporator length increased.
The development of simple creatinine-based equations to estimate kidney function has contributed to raise the epidemics of chronic kidney disease (CKD) to the category of major public health problem [ 1].
This phenomenon has contributed to raise the poverty level which in turn has enhanced armed conflicts, particularly in five municipalities (Tacaná, Tajumulco, Ixchiguán, Sibinal and San José Ojetenam) in which 90% of the population is at the edge of the poverty line.
The paper contributes to raising the awareness of the pros and cons of different types of surveys collecting longitudinal data.
