Sentence examples for contributed to the present from inspiring English sources
The ambiguity of the language of instruction policy allows schools to make their own choices, which has contributed to the present crisis in education in Pakistan.
Bribery, tax evasion and a host of other mistakes have contributed to the present crisis Greece faces, and threaten to block any economic route the country takes in the future – default, bailout, austerity or stimulus.
Tightening is probable in 2010, bringing with it the danger of business contraction that contributed to the present downturn as a result of the tougher monetary policy applied at the end of 2007 to check inflation.
These results have contributed to the present geophysical understanding of the Kanto region.
The difference in temperature and air vapor pressure deficit (VPD) between summer and winter contributed to the present dynamics of foliage patterns.
The varied forms of use of detritus by Chironomidae (e.g, as a food resource or as a feeding site), as well as their feeding plasticity, may have contributed to the present results.
It was the CIA's blinkered zeal for bleeding the Soviets in Afghanistan that contributed to the present-day monster of international terror networks that call themselves Islamic.
We propose that our results reflect both the differential distribution of Native American populations that contributed to the present-day criollo mtDNA gene pool and a preferential input of immigrants of Chilean origin to San Juan.
It is believed that only a limited number of introductions contributed to the present-day germplasm in Waslala cocoa plantings, although few records are available.
Given the frequency and extent of marine incursions into the African continent over the past 150 MY, it is somewhat surprising that so little attention has been paid to the possibility that freshwater capture of marine organisms has contributed to the present-day aquatic biodiversity of Africa.
Temperature fluctuations during glaciations and interglacial periods in the late Pleistocene, the complex mountain ranges in the Central and Central-East parts of Asia, and human activities have all contributed to the present-day distribution patterns.
