Sentence examples for contributed to the move from inspiring English sources

Rising commodity imports have helped drive the shift from deficit to surplus, though rising labour costs have also contributed to the move toward balance.

The coroner said this may have contributed to the move to switch on static floodlights despite a decision by Mr Wise that this would be too dangerous.

But the timing of their abandonment of TrueCrypt, coming when they could have realized that Le Roux was in U.S. custody, raises the possibility that his arrest somehow contributed to the move.

The increasing incidence of cancer, development of more therapeutic alternatives, increasing patient involvement in disease management and treatment decisions, claimed improvements of quality of life, limitations on hospital resources, and healthcare policies have all contributed to the move towards OADs.

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So, the span essentially determines the number of data points contributing to the moving average calculations.

For a number of years, the country was far more interested in the Olympics (which, unlike the Asian Cup, offered players the chance to win military exemption) than the continental competition, something that contributed to the AFC moving their showpiece out of the summer Olympics cycle.

Similar to Vaughan's process of presenting a developed artefact to the bigger group, the students presented their solution to the class, while the facilitator contributed to the discussion, moving to integration and resolution.

Poor crowds, escalating costs and the refusal of the city council to allow music to be played at events contributed to the team moving to Cliftonhill, in Coatbridge.

It also helped spawn an industry that by the middle of the nineteenth century sustained the economy of much of New England and contributed to the country's move toward self-sufficiency.

The Thai experience with the Voluntary Health Card Scheme highlights the problems of leakage and under-coverage when trying to identify and target subsidies to the poor and such problems contributed to the decision to move to the tax-funded UCS for all those outside the formal-employment sector.