Sentence examples for direct contributing from inspiring English sources

In response to questions on Friday, Lockheed said in an e-mail that its computer experts had concluded that the breach at RSA in March was "a direct contributing factor" in the attack on its network.

"Being starved, and not being taken to the shower for two weeks at a time … those were direct contributing factors … that was the pain and sadness that he had to deal with every day, and I think it was too much for him".

"Being starved, and not being taken to the shower for two weeks at a time... those were direct contributing factors," Prestia said.

Researchers in a handful of laboratories have recently documented that, among many other triggers and promoters, stress hormones are a direct contributing factor in the progression of ovarian and nasopharyngeal cancer.

The steering, pleasingly quick and direct, contributes to that feeling, especially when you dial the Aero's adaptive suspension to its Sport setting.

Indirect costs were as important as direct costs, contributing to about 49% of the total patient's cost.

Almost half of the sample perceived that the hospital where they gave birth had made direct errors contributing to their feelings of being uncared for and disrespected.

This pioneering work is practically motivated and theoretically elaborated; it is directed towards contributing to applications concerning better health care, progress in medicine, a better education and more healthy living conditions.

While the direct evidence contributes more than 50% of the network estimate of this contrast, the direct estimate is larger than the network estimate (log odds ratio 0.39 vs. 0.17), and publication bias may be affecting the former one.

Nevertheless, the institutional difference and competition between representative and direct-democratic processes lie at the core of the controversy whether direct democracy contributes to undermining representative democracy or can offer enrichments of democracy.

While any call for direct talks contributes to the peace process, personal affronts are unhelpful.