Sentence examples for contributed to strikes from inspiring English sources
High unemployment rates, especially among young workers, have led to protests in countries as varied as Latvia, Chile, Greece, Bulgaria and Iceland and contributed to strikes in Britain and France.
That information may also have contributed to the strike that killed Fahd Al-Quso on the weekend - an al-Qaeda operative who had been linked to the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole and who had become a senior figure in the group - although the exact linkage is unclear.
Cook denied that any US military or intelligence assets contributed to the funeral strike.
The close timing of the Boltysh and Chicxulub events raised the possibility that two or more bolide strikes contributed to the K-Pg mass extinction.
The war proved to be an economic stimulant for South Africa, although wartime inflation and lagging wages contributed to social protests and strikes after the end of the war.
A senior Israeli security official said Islamic Jihad leaders in Syria played a detailed role in orchestrating Saturday's bombing, and that their involvement contributed to Israel's decision to strike at the target in Syria.
A father with 3 Millennial adults in their early 20s told me, "As a parent you wonder if you've contributed to them not wanting to strike out on their own--if you've made it too easy for them".
*PS: The London Health Observatory calculated that cardiovascular conditions contributed to 16,444 deaths from strike or heart attack in London in 2001.
The conflict between the traditional union, the National Union of Mineworkers, and the newer and more radical union, the Association of Mine Workers and Construction Union, contributed to violence around the strike earlier this week.
The CPS said Patel's findings would provide a jury with enough reasonable doubt that the officer's strike contributed to the death, and as a result they would acquit.
"Hurricane Ike and the Boeing strike contributed to the sharp downturn, but the breadth of production losses across industries shows that there is a more fundamental explanation: the U.S. economy is deleveraging".
