Sentence examples for contributed to the explosion from inspiring English sources

The committee noted that the study avoided organizational flaws that could have contributed to the explosion.

That is a period of maximum stress -- the same stresses that contributed to the explosion of the Challenger, 73 seconds into flight, in 1986.

"The Fed chairman... may well have contributed to the explosion of exuberance in the late 1990's with his increasingly bullish observations".

The victim, Ronald Tortorella, had ammunition in his Amityville house, but it was not clear whether it contributed to the explosion, said Officer Randy Jaret, a police spokesman.

"We do not currently believe that there were issues with the bits or the sprays on the shearer that contributed to the explosion.

Ms Eilperin and Mr Mufson have some suggestive evidence linking lax inspections to quick approval of changes in the well's design that probably contributed to the explosion.

Leaving the prime minister's residence on Sunday, Niki reported, Giorgos Karatzaferis, leader of the Popular Orthodox Rally, said he "will not contribute to the explosion of a revolution due to a wretchedness that will then spread across Europe".

Hosts Ed Lover and Doctor Dre (no, not that Dr. Dre) brought hip-hop to mainstream America, a factor that helped contribute to the explosion in that genre's popularity in the '90s and beyond.

Operating on the understanding that ETA would, as first announced in 2002, eventually stop selling parts to companies not owned by the Swatch Group, Breitling is one of scores of former watch assemblers that have committed to building their own manufacturing capabilities in recent years, contributing to the explosion in technological experimentation.

These drivers are contributing to the explosion in demand for Linux.

Sociologists say that what drives the failure of teenage marriages — and some also say the postwar young marriage boom may have contributed to the divorce explosion of the 1970s — is the complex condition of being an unformed adult.