Sentence examples for contributing to taking from inspiring English sources

Possibly contributing to taking this step, participants were stimulated to set goals and develop concrete action plans [ 8, 14, 22].

And that is part of your responsibilities, so to speak, as long as you have an old kin…" (IC-8) In their adherence to filial obligation norms, where the ideal of reciprocity is a central tenet, the informal caregivers communicate their moral values, sense of duty, and emotional motives as strongly contributing to taking on the caregiving responsibility.

It's for family reasons that I'm working in the private sector, but I think the private side has a big role to play in healthcare and I do feel we contribute to taking pressure off the NHS.

"This undoubtedly contributed to taking the momentum out of the disorder - but for the police and public it did raise the question as to why cases take so long to get to court in the normal course of events".

"We've got to determine and find the balance between the comfort items that we would like to provide and the point at which comfort items in the possession of a few determined detainees will be turned into something that could contribute to taking their lives," General Craddock said.

In addition, this protective role could be contributed to "taking a step back" from a problematic situation by favouring an emotional recovery.

Our extension contributes to taking care of wider ranges of wireless conditions and hence can easier cope with even unexpected events.

However data subsequently released by Airbnb for the city New York suggested commercial hosting plays a significant role in its business — and thus that the platform contributes to taking housing stock off the market.

A Verge analysis of the released data for New York also suggested commercial hosting does indeed play a significant role in Airbnb's business — and thus that the platform contributes to taking housing stock off the market.

This is a trend to be welcomed, supported and replicated as companies -- big or small, multinational or national -- can contribute to taking the practice of social innovation to a significantly larger scale.

This paper has described, from the perspective of the commissioning body, the nature of the scoping studies that have been commissioned to date, and how they have contributed to taking the research commissioning process forward.