Sentence examples for contributed to this decision from inspiring English sources
The political opposition of Shirley supporters and the death of some of his leading populist supporters may have contributed to this decision.
Several factors contributed to this decision, including both excitement at being part of the zoo, and the sense that his studies were putting too much of a strain on his family's finances.
Three personal qualities likely contributed to this decision: an inherent contrariness, the laziness that often accompanies success earned too quickly, and a corrosive contempt for his chosen profession, a path he chose only because it was the one thing he could do well.
The MVIPP championed this legislation and significantly contributed to this decision.
We also probed whether the REB would review the individual research projects utilizing the registry, and the factors that contributed to this decision.
Furthermore, the high cost of running a chamber study (continuous medical and technical cover) and limited availability of long duration hypoxia facilities capable of accommodating large cohorts contributed to this decision.
"Contributing to this decision were the recent arrests of six men in suburban Buffalo who are alleged to have provided material support to Al Qaeda," Mr. Ashcroft and Mr. Ridge said.
An appreciation for history and an aesthetic preference contribute to this decision, they say, but there is also a less subtle driving force: the soaring cost of the houses themselves.
The factors that contribute to this decision are manifold, but include everything from high compensation and work-life balance to control, over both their career paths and their schedules.
If the decision to migrate and send remittances is part of a household's income diversification strategy, then many of the factors contributing to this decision (both observed and unobserved) will also influence the decision over whether and how much children in the household will work, leading to problems with simultaneity bias.
Scientific evidence, recommendations from guidelines, medical expertise, patient preferences, and personal experiences all contribute to this decision process.
