Sentence examples similar to ease contributes to from inspiring English sources

The four-year embargo on weapons and fuel has been broken with ease, contributing to the current crisis.The UN observer mission in Angola says it has received assurances from Angola's President Jose Eduardo dos Santos that he will not take any action that might precipitate a new conflict.

The decision will encourage capital to flow elsewhere, weakening the dollar and putting upward pressure on the real, yuan and won.The Fed's policy of "quantitative easing" contributed to a qualitative hardening of tone among the summiteers.

8 More specifically concerning diabetes, Capelleri emphasized that treatment convenience, ease of use and social comfort contributed to patients' satisfaction with insulin delivery systems.

These findings are consistent with those from studies done elsewhere which show that ease of access contributes to acceptability between clinic-based and household based VCT [ 31].

His crystal ball is for 2% GDP growth for 2011 and 2012 and he warns that the Fed's promise of quantitative easing should contribute to double-digit inflation over the next few years.

Environmentalists tell them they're depleting the ozone layer and demand that they take public transit -- something in New Jersey that doesn't always get you there from here -- and planners tell them their dream of more highway elbow room doesn't ease congestion but only contributes to sprawl.

This contributes to ease and facilitate passengers' trips.

In these three models the creation of a link entails positive externalities as it contributes to easing the flow through the network.

Sometimes I think this contributes to the ease with which relics disappear in China.

That the little girl, Kenya, is black contributes to the ease with which the Doyles are able to take her away from the hospital with no questions asked.

The wood frame, instead of an upholstered one, also contributes to the ease of this product.