Sentence examples for contributed to the causes of from inspiring English sources

He made tactical errors; his order to vacate the first trench after it was cleared "undoubtedly contributed to the causes of failure".

Data reported by the International Union Against Cancer/ American Joint Committee on Cancer (UICC/AJCC) showed that approximately 44% of initially resected cancers of the esophagus and esophagogastric junction had lymph node metastasis and this high incidence contributed to the causes of poor survival [ 2].

On the balance of probability, this contributed to the cause of death," they said.

Evaluators will find it good, for he has contributed to the cause of justice in this country and to its dispensation.

Mantua contributed to the cause of the Risorgimento (movement for national independence) and was joined to the Kingdom of Italy in 1866.

"[The task force] must ascertain if organisational faults contributed to the cause of deaths and if all the procedures to guarantee the quality and safety of care were respected," the health ministry said in a statement.

Dr Cary accepts that there is evidence of coronary atherosclerosis but states that in his opinion its nature and extent is unlikely to have contributed to the cause of death.

But James Newton-Price QC, defending Mr Sutherland, told jurors the link between the incident and Mr Mills' death was disputed and said his earlier lifestyle of heavy drinking and drug-taking could have contributed to the cause of his death.

The coroner added: "As part of your task, you will, I anticipate, have to consider the underlying circumstances which contributed to the cause of these deaths, whether opportunities were lost which might have prevented the deaths or saved lives".

For over a decade, Daniel has written books, authored an award winning blog, and contributed to the cause of arthritis and other philanthropic pursuits.

And they're already on it: A number of innovators in the tech industry have contributed to the cause of helping the culture overcome mental health taboos, or at least to helping people get the help they need in spite of them.