Sentence examples for contributing to our ability from inspiring English sources

From a long term perspective the campaign has hugely increased Space for Giants international profile, contributing to our ability to harness international leaders and funding to scale up our work outside of Kenya into other elephant ranges in East, Central, West and Southern Africa.

There are a plethora of unknown factors that might contribute to our ability to avoid or survive disease.

And there is no reason not to include it as among the things that contribute to our ability to "defy our genotypes".

Repeated traumatization by reexposure to these events by dramatic repetitions of these images will not contribute to our ability to place these events into historical perspective and allow people to work through their personal traumas.

"These kinds of capabilities could contribute to our ability to prevent attacks by deterring them," said Keith B. Payne, who from April 2002 to this May argued for the new arms as deputy assistant secretary of defense for forces policy.

"Our experience over several years in assessing, warning about and operating against Al Qaeda contributed to our ability to warn during the summer of 2001 that bin Laden and Al Qaeda were engaged in intensive operational planning and preparations, and that among their targets of choice was the U.S. homeland," Mr. Tenet said.

An appreciation of the structural features of ZnF protein interactions will contribute to our ability to engineer and to use ZnFs with tailored protein-binding properties.

These findings contribute to our ability to classify the origin of blood vessel by processing Doppler waveforms by a computerized method.

A more detailed understanding of BMP function in growth, homeostasis, and repair of postnatal craniofacial tissues will contribute to our ability to rationally manipulate this signaling network in the context of tissue engineering.

Psychologists refer to guilt as a social emotion, which means that it contributes to our ability to co-exist in groups with others (aka "social survival").

A group of seven Republican senators, led by Joni Ernst of Iowa, warned in a letter Thursday that the administration risked "alienating key international partners that contribute to our ability to defend our nation and maintain international stability".