Sentence examples for doubtless contributed to the from inspiring English sources

The increase in labour mobility following the end of apartheid in South Africa has doubtless contributed to the rapid spread of HIV.

IN CHINESE, Carrefour happens to mean "Every Happy Family", a piece of luck which has doubtless contributed to the French firm's success in China, where it has operated since 1995.

Its focus was at a very shallow depth of about 5km, which doubtless contributed to the severity of the ground shaking that witnesses in Christchurch describe as more severe than in September.

Ito held that any architectural response should consider the senses as well as physical needs, and his philosophy doubtless contributed to the considerable critical and popular response his works received.

This change coincided with the spread of inoculation documented by Razzell, and inoculation doubtless contributed to the increased immunity of London migrants.

The Santa Cruz sunshine and surf doubtless contribute to the low attrition.

Marseille's forthcoming status as European Capital of Culture in 2013 doubtless contributes to the momentum: here is a not-to-be missed chance to upgrade the city's cultural infrastructure, expand on its existing artistic landscape and dream of what it could become.

The fact that so many Jews live in communities that have already been on high alert or targeted by al-Qaeda doubtless contributes to the conversations about exit strategies and escape routes, along with the political environment and recent worries about a conflict with a nuclear North Korea.

So, yes, the number of possible configurations and possible overlap doubtless contribute to the scalar variability we observed, but the scalar variability of numerosity perception has been exhaustively shown not to be a methodological 'quirk', but rather a fundamental feature of the way humans and animals estimate the numbers of objects (Dehaene et al. 2004).

The geographic position of these languages doubtless contributed to these losses: Sinhalese coexists with Tamil, Assamese is surrounded by Tibeto-Burman languages, and Kashmiri is on the border of the Iranian area.

These features doubtless contributed to his being awarded the Nobel prize for literature, which he characteristically refused along with its substantial cash grant lest his acceptance be read as approval of the bourgeois values that the honor seemed to emblemize.