Sentence examples for contributed to wars from inspiring English sources
Even though the artificiality of the borders has contributed to wars and stunted economic growth -- in this instance, by leaving the Gambia River unused -- politicians have held on to territories whose geography nearly condemns them to poverty.
America has never been a great country--it has always started and contributed to wars in order to reinforce and spread the tyranny of white male supremacy.
One of the points Galton made was that every industrial job in Birmingham, which was the center of metallurgical industries in Britain, in some way contributed to war.
However, these orders are thought to have contributed to war crimes committed against civilians by the 1st Cavalry Division, namely the No Gun Ri massacre which took place around the time of the fighting at Yongdong.
An arms race may heighten fear and hostility on the part of the countries involved, but whether this contributes to war is hard to gauge.
In response to public concerns that their diamond purchases were contributing to war and human rights abuses in central and western Africa, the United Nations, the diamond industry and diamond-trading nations introduced the Kimberley Process in 2002.
During the Second World War, Hamburger contributed to the war effort through research, coming to be regarded as an authority on dielectrics, radio and electronics, and radar target simulation equipment.
During World War One thousands of people contributed to the war effort by carrying out crucial jobs at home, including coal-mining.
And during World War II, millions of Americans contributed to the war effort -- soldiers like my own grandfather; women like my grandmother, who worked the assembly lines.
Although Poland remained neutral in the Thirty Years' War (1618 48), Sigismund stealthily supported the Habsburgs, a policy that contributed to a war with Turkey.
