Sentence examples for doing so contributes from inspiring English sources

Southwark's critics accuse it of clearing council tenants out of the most expensive parts of the borough nearest the centre of town in order to make way for "the rich" and that doing so contributes to the "social cleansing" of the poor to London's fringes and low value enclaves.

First, doing so contributes the most to progress and also increases the chance for breakthroughs in innovation.

In making its decision, the agency looked to the requirements of the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), which does not allow the removal of marine mammals from the wild if doing so contributes to a population's decline.

Moreover, it both provides evidence for and extends the "Enlightened Stakeholder Theory", which proposes that organizations should fulfill stakeholders' interests if doing so contributes to long-term firm value enhancement, but has so far not considered the role of the costs necessary for fulfilling stakeholders' claims in such decisions.

Alison Hills, in 2010 parts II and III (directed at rational egoism), replies to (a) that moralists can assure themselves by giving arguments that start from premises like "I have a reason to help regardless of whether doing so contributes to my self-interest," provided this premiss is not inferred from the falsity of rational egoism — perhaps it is self-evident.

Over the years, many excellent studies expanded the role of RACK1 as a true scaffolding protein that interacts with a large, diverse group of proteins and by doing so, contributes to the regulation of various signaling cascades and biological functions (for a recent review see [ 2]).

I believe doing so contributed to his knee injury, which required surgery.

By jointly applying a gender lens, implementers and local partners can collaboratively design a set of practical actions to confront, accommodate, or bypass gender constraints and, in doing so, contribute to enhanced economic outcomes for women and girls.

In education we have a world-leading sector, one that overseas governments, international sponsors, students and their parents recognise and are willing to pay good money to benefit from, and in doing so contribute some £18bn a year to the UK economy.

An extract from the policy argues that 'lad culture' promoters, such as lads mag websites and Facebook groups, "trivialize rape and by doing so contribute to a culturally permissible attitude to rape which is disgusting and cannot be allowed by our union".

In this review, we will outline the known mechanisms by which ncRNAs of different origins regulate histone methylation, and in doing so contribute to a variety of genome regulatory functions in eukaryotes.