Sentence examples for has contributed to heightening from inspiring English sources
In addition, undue generalisation in research has contributed to heightening the controversy.
The Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) believes that "ill-informed, adverse media coverage has contributed to heightened local tensions and resentment of asylum seekers".
46 However, the censoring described above has contributed to heighten the numbers of zero in these variables even further.
Chinese party officials and Western experts say split leadership has contributed to increased political repression at home and heightened chances of military conflict with Taiwan, while raising the specter of a power struggle down the road.
2– 9 This can be explained by increased longevity, coupled with technical advances and heightened public expectation that has contributed to an unprecedented increase in demand for HD therapies in the older age group.
This can be explained by increased longevity, coupled with technical advances and heightened public expectation, all of which has contributed to an unprecedented increase in demand for HD therapies in the older age group.
Egypt's military has stepped up its patrols in the Sinai in recent months, in response to reports of heightened extremism, which the senior official cited as an example of how it has contributed to regional security.
The England and Wales Cricket Board's chief executive, David Collier, conceded the tensions of the preceding 24 hours – since Butt issued claims that England players received "enormous sums of money" to lose deliberately – had contributed to the heightened tension.
Reduction in doses and improvement in technique to avoid higher block levels and heightened awareness to the toxicity of local anesthetics have contributed to the reduction of complications related with regional anesthesia [ 7].
The heightened attention to security after the 9/11 attacks might, paradoxically, have contributed to a decline in crime-fighting.
Heightened awareness among clinicians with earlier use of appropriate antibiotics may have contributed to preventing the development of acute rheumatic fever.
