Sentence examples for contributes in turn from inspiring English sources
As a conscious act of social communication it always "involves learning, is subject to public acceptance and rejection, and is therefore a part of the broad learning process which contributes, in turn, to the processes of stability and change".
The interaction between formal and informal processes also produces different knowledge that contributes in turn to nurturing theoretical reflection.
Many developing countries are currently undergoing increasingly rapid economic growth, which contributes in turn to urban development.
The sections of Stranger video address moments of social exclusion, looking at the self-image of the excluded and the way that this distorted perception of the self contributes, in turn, to a deepening sense of not belonging.
More specifically, habitual action is a necessary feature of individual and collective including institutional life; and each single action performed on the basis of a habit, contributes in turn, and often unintentionally, to the maintenance and reinforcement of that habit.
Tir, EspB, and other LEE-encoded proteins are translocated into the host cell through a transiently produced filamentous structure [ 13], which consists of an assembly of EspA subunits [ 14] and contributes, in turn, to the creation of a pore in the eukaryotic cell membrane.
The extensive loss of forest and other vegetation across the Earths surface is significantly increasing the quantity of heat in the atmosphere, contributing in turn to warming.
The production of the work would then be a causative process contributing in turn to the production of the historical world.
Working in such a busy environment may lead to a cognitive overload, which may cause job fatigue and contributing, in turn, to nursing burn out.
Instead, participants construct their own experiences in a group setting of peers who, through reaction and feedback, contribute in turn to the shared understanding of the individuals' experiences.
"Birth registration itself protects many other human rights that contribute in turn to a child's successful development and protection," he said.
