Sentence examples for contributing to more from inspiring English sources

Geographers can make important contributions to public health practice by contributing to more meaningful definitions of place in the design and operation of public health surveillance systems.

Those risks are contributing to more passing yards.

Lonsdale said climate change was contributing to more extreme weather conditions and cyclone seasons.

Declining snowpack is also contributing to more forest fires at lower elevations, and more intense fires.

For instance, the increase in sustained-release medications may be contributing to more severe poisonings.

But executives dread the possibility that Peronists will become more involved in the economy, potentially contributing to more instability.

The need to drive more in segregated cities could also be contributing to more noise pollution in these cities.

All these innovations and requirements have led to deeply optimized aeronautical structures contributing to more sustainable air transport.

It is also evident that ambiguity resolution has significant improvement with applying multipath mitigation, contributing to more accurate and reliable ambiguity results in high-precision deformation monitoring.

It was singularly depressing to read about CBS (the once proud network of Edward R. Murrow) contributing to more dumbing-down.

The device does, however, trap and control young people by debt, often for the rest of their lives, thus contributing to more effective indoctrination.