Sentence examples for contributed to the eruption from inspiring English sources

Jerusalem witnessed escalating acts of violence this year, some with religious overtones, and Kerry saw how the collapse of his mediation effort last spring contributed to the eruption of war in Gaza.

One of his allegations was that the FSB orchestrated a spate of mysterious bombings of Russian apartment blocks in 1999, which contributed to the eruption of a new Chechen war and hence to Mr Putin's election as president in 2000.

Events in London and Moscow have also confirmed the list of subjects that Russians concerned for their life expectancy should avoid.The first is the spate of mysterious bombings of Russian apartment blocks in 1999, which contributed to the eruption of a new Chechen war and hence to Mr Putin's election as president in 2000.

The blasts contributed to the eruption of a new Chechen war, which in turn helped to secure Mr Putin's election as president in 2000.For many of Mr Putin's critics, the apartment bombings are the original sin of his presidency, an extreme encapsulation of a pattern that includes the ruthless accumulation of power and the supremacy of power over law.

The pressure caused by the movement of magma built up, and caused a series of earthquakes, which contributed to the eruption.

Meltwater from the glacier sitting atop the volcano mixing with the magma may have contributed to the eruption's explosiveness.

Exclusion, competition for dwindling resources and shortcomings in governance further contribute to the eruption of violent conflicts.

Therefore, the reflectors could image either the top of the magma chamber, which possibly contributed to the latest eruption, or the water distribution in a hydrothermal system related to the magma chamber.

Selke felt Irvin had contributed to the "periodic eruptions" of Richard by riling him.

(Though the seismic causality might be the other way around, as Blom explains: changes in oceanic currents could have altered pressures on the continental shelves, which "may in turn have contributed to the increase in volcanic eruptions and earthquakes reported during this period"). There is evidence, too, that the cooling was to at least some extent man-made.

The Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority negotiated interim borders, but new permanent checkpoints and border closures became severe problems and contributed to the failure of negotiations and the eruption of a new uprising.