Sentence examples for environment that contributed from inspiring English sources

There is the exacting verisimilitude with which Ms. Bitton (abetted by her elegant arranger, Bob Holloway) recreates the orchestral environment that contributed so much to Piaf's mystique: brusque horn- and string-driven orchestrations, lush and spiny all at once, a velvet grip that could break a listener in two.

Since the policy, the suicides of many LGBT Mormon young people have been thrust into the spotlight, and the church has been widely criticized for creating the toxic environment that contributed to these deaths.

Wilson, who also played with Hamilton in Texas, said it would not be fair to say the Angels could have duplicated the clubhouse environment that contributed to Hamilton's success with the Rangers.

"you also need to sit, stand and get out of bed in ways that don't strain the body, and change the parts of the environment that contribute to any aches or pains".

For example, King et al. (2008) postulated how Māori Environmental knowledge in New Zealand provides a collection of observations, records, monitoring and forecast methods of changes in their physical environment that contribute to hazard mitigation.

The value of care in early learning, and recognition for the capacities that ECEs bring to integrated staff teams in early education must be reflected in education policy at a team, school, organizational and systems level to ensure successful staff integration and a caring learning environment that contributes to positive child outcomes.

This oversimplified assumption overlooks many of the factors in the environment that contribute to the current disproportion.

The layout of housing built around short cul-de-sacs "has resulted in a physical environment that contributes to isolation rather than facilitating community interaction", according to a 2009 city council report on the area.

The elimination of health disparities will require addressing a broad spectrum of factors in the social and physical environment that contribute to poor health.

It is mainly retinal and its surrounding chemical environment that contribute the colour, or absorbance, of a retinal-binding protein.

Staff shortages, transportation, inadequate supportive supervision, and a lack of essential supplies and functional equipment are notable factors of the working environment that contribute to dissatisfaction.