Sentence examples for contributing to long term from inspiring English sources

Every tonne of coal left in the ground is one less tonne in the atmosphere/ocean contributing to long term climate change.

After writing off huge losses in Russia, contributing to Long Term Capital Management's bail-out and losing chief executive Martin Taylor, 1999 must see an improvement in the bank's fortunes.

Fruit harvest accounted for approximately 10% of vine C by weight, about 26% of this C could be turned into soil C storage by returning the rachis and pomace (skin and seed) to the soil (Fig. 4), a source of biomass C contributing to long term C storage in agroecosystems and beneficial for GHG mitigation purposes.

Such an immediate physiological response may be a mechanism contributing to long term effects, which can resurface under stressful conditions in adulthood [16].

Furthermore, the development of ESRD appears dependent on factors contributing to long term survival of a small minority rather than to rapid progression of CKD.

They hypothesize that more factors except Omp18 are contributing to long term infection of H. pylori in gastric mucosa as the connection of a unique factor to the drive of the final pattern of this phenomenon could be too speculative.

The data obtained in this study showed that the artisanal gold mining in the study area may contribute to long term environmental and human health risks.

The data obtained in this study showed that, the artisanal gold mining activities in the study area may contribute to long term environmental and human health risk.

This makes a campaign much more than making a sale but instead converting a life long customer which contributes to long term success.

Passive attrition contributes to long term decay of immunological memory.

Wrist fractures in older women may contribute to long term functional impairment.