Sentence examples for culture that contributed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moreno said it was the singer's ties to American and Mexican culture that contributed to her popularity.

Their analysis of those aspects of American political culture that contributed to the debacle of Vietnam remains of profound importance for the war on terror.

Egypt, the land of the Library of Alexandria, of a culture that contributed groundbreaking advances in mathematics, medicine and science, has fallen far behind.

Mr. Blunkett said measures had to be taken to rid Britain of the reputation for being a "soft touch" for asylum seekers and to end the isolation minorities felt from mainstream culture that contributed to tension fomented by far-right groups.

The x values were calculated using the fungal culture that contributed the highest weight loss.

But can legal actions like this change the reckless growth culture that contributed to the crisis in the first place?

While these measures may prevent some attacks, they do nothing to change the culture that contributes to the incidents in our schools.

Indeed, far from extolling any particular route to understanding, my book explores the conspicuous variation in what has counted, and what continues to count, as an explanation of biological development, and roots that variability in the differences in epistemological culture that contribute to the growth of scientific knowledge.

It identifies the unsafe acts first, and then, it analyzes the other factors (including habitual behavior, defects of the safety management system, and defects of safety culture) that contribute to unsafe acts.

But what about the culture that contributes to children's upbringing?" Ridge asks.

Measures to address recruitment and retention also therefore need to address the elements of an institutional culture that contribute to making the institution a welcoming environment for all [ 53].