Sentence examples for contributory problem from inspiring English sources

The relatively weak research infrastructure in many African settings is a contributory problem, but, more importantly, cross-disciplinary work (between climatology and health in this instance) is not common in Africa and needs to be actively promoted.

It can have contributory motives – "family problems" at home, hatred of some officer or moral reluctance to kill are among them.

Time efficiency in key establishment and rekeying is one of the major problems contributory key management schemes strive to address.

"I believe the lack of omega 3 is a powerful contributory factor to such problems as increasing mental health issues and other problems such as dyslexia".

too often i read articles on economics that seem to be written from an alternative reality viewpoint, has the economics community created a bubble and are unable to get beyond their long winded theoretical papers to see what is commonsense to the rest of us? and might this be a contributory factor to the problems we currently face?

The college has always maintained that a shortage of doctors is a contributory factor to the problems.

"There is no doubt from talking to teachers that government policy is a major contributory factor to this growing problem," she said.

14 Fifth, patient complaints can be made without an awareness of the wider system pressures influencing care (eg, staff workloads), meaning they may not identify all of the contributory factors leading to a problem in care.

It has, however, identified several key contributory factors to the persistent problem of securing TB nursing workforce levels: recruitment and retention difficulties, redundancies, frozen posts, split posts and lack of structured career pathways linked to both professional regulation [ 22] and policy agendas for modernising nursing and medical careers [ 23- 25].

The club's board say that falling gates at Aggborough, where they have not won in six games since 20 December, is a contributory factor to the cash flow problem.

Poor identification of problems may be a contributory factor to referral rates (Cull et al, 1995).