Sentence examples for contributing to mass from inspiring English sources
Some recent research suggests that when politicians engage in PDA – public displays of anathema – Americans' attitudes toward the party they don't identify with grow increasingly negative, contributing to mass polarization.
For example, gutting social care means perfectly well elderly and disabled people are languishing in NHS beds because they haven't got a care package to help them at home, while cuts to services such as meals-on-wheels are contributing to mass malnutrition.
Throughout this presidential election season, Democrats have been pushed to acknowledge the central role the party played in contributing to mass incarceration and the criminalization of communities of color.
Besides those financial costs, they obstruct individuals from being able to move on with their lives, contributing to mass incarceration, one of the great social injustices of our time.
"After two decades of NAFTA, the evidence is clear: the vaunted deal failed at its promises of job creation and better living standards while contributing to mass job losses, soaring income inequality, agricultural instability, corporate attacks on domestic health and environmental safeguards, and mass displacement and volatility in Mexico".
Preparations underway By contributing to mass displacement and weakening children's immune systems, the coming nutrition crisis brings with it threats from polio, measles, meningitis and cholera – other major killers of children.
In this empirical study, we seek a better understanding of the specific cognitive processes contributing to massing.
These redistribution sections are not very effective since they do not directly contribute to mass transfer.
Increased policing in black and brown communities contributes to mass criminalization and leads to calls for the implementation of policing tactics like stop and frisk and broken windows.
