Sentence examples for contributing to the evolution from inspiring English sources

The increased awareness on sustainability matters is contributing to the evolution of energy and environmental policies for the building sector at the EU level, oriented toward resource efficiency.

It also analyses some of the factors which are contributing to the evolution of the financial market from national to regional and subsequently to global levels.

Rafael Viñoly said he designed 20 Fenchurch Street "to respect the city's historic character, following the contour of the river and the medieval streets that bound the site, while further contributing to the evolution of the high-rise building type".

"The D.C. Circuit effectively held that the judiciary is to have no role at all either in protecting against potential abuses or errors by the executive in connection with the detention of aliens captured during armed conflicts, or in contributing to the evolution of the legal rules governing such detentions.

These results indicate that social behavior generates a pan-microbiome, preserving microbial diversity across evolutionary time scales and contributing to the evolution of host species-specific gut microbial communities.

On the other hand, apart from this interrelation, isolating demand and supply is a useful way to simplify and modularise the analysis, as the basic factors contributing to the evolution of each side can be isolated in a comprehensive way.

-What environmental factors may contribute to the evolution and/or spread of the disease?

Does moral culture contribute to the evolution of cooperation?

Changes to these neurons probably contributed to the evolution of the two species' distinctive courtship calls.

Worship contributed to the evolution of doctrine from the earliest days of Christianity.

& Trono, D. KRAB zinc-finger proteins contribute to the evolution of gene regulatory networks.