Sentence examples for for having contributed to from inspiring English sources
Quarterly reporting to Wall Street, long unpopular with industry, is now under fire for having contributed to a push for higher returns and more risk-taking in banking.
Last month, Mr. Therond received an award from the International Center of Photography in New York "for having contributed to the shaping of photojournalism in Europe during the past 50 years".
The organisation was awarded the 1977 Nobel peace prize for "having contributed to securing the ground for freedom, for justice, and thereby also peace in the world" and the UN human rights prize in 1978.
One example is the decision of the House of Lords on mesothelioma, where past employers can be liable for having contributed to the overall exposure, though the harm cannot be scientifically attributed to any specific period of employment.
By promoting empty calories, the food companies and the networks have come under increasing criticism for having contributed to the obesity epidemic among children, and their responses are in part an effort to stave off demands that the government regulate children's advertising.
In the 19th century, churches were part of the movement to abolish slavery and to end child labour and, while they must take responsibility for having contributed to some of the world's inequalities, faith communities are ideally placed to inspire attitudinal change and to bring a moral imperative to debates around social justice.
Strong demand for electricity has contributed to increases in the prices of coal and natural gas.
Favourable conditions for grapes have contributed to the development of viticulture.
The general scramble for dollars has contributed to the plunge of the real and the rouble.
Higher global prices for wheat had contributed to the government's previous decision to raise the price of bread.
Kelly, who has also tangled with Trump, asked Ramos if his combative approach, and Univision's open disdain for Trump, had contributed to the spat.
