Sentence examples for has contributed to widespread from inspiring English sources

Critics say that method has contributed to widespread corruption.

That absence has contributed to widespread ignorance in India about contemporary Pakistan, a country set apart by such entrenched political hostility that few Indians have visited it.

Coinciding with the trial, a new textbook about the Khmer regime began distribution to the high schools, breaking a silence in the education system that has contributed to widespread ignorance.

Mr. Fox is preparing a sequel to "Gasland," which has contributed to widespread concern about fracking, a method of mining that uses large volumes of water and chemicals under high pressure to free gas deposits from underground shale.

"A process of unilateral disarmament in the weapons of advocacy over the last decade has contributed to widespread hostility toward Americans and left us vulnerable to lethal threats to our interests and our safety," said the panel, the United States Advisory Group on Public Diplomacy for the Arab and Muslim World.

The State Department asked a nonpartisan group to study American public diplomacy in the Arab and Muslim world; the report, issued in October, concluded that "a process of unilateral disarmament in the weapons of advocacy over the last decade has contributed to widespread hostility toward Americans and left us vulnerable to lethal threats to our interests and our safety".

Cuts, according to health thinktank the King's Fund, have contributed to "widespread evidence of poor-quality care".

A federal agency found on Monday that ineffective enforcement by the Chinese authorities had contributed to widespread trademark, copyright and patent infringement in China.

The results appear to contradict the message the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, presented to a United Nations summit considering refugee policy, that Australia's tough border policies have contributed to widespread social acceptance of immigration.

A series of corruption scandals have contributed to widespread disenchantment with the political system.Local elections are due in May, and a general election by the end of the year.

The relegation of bee toxicity for registered compounds to impact only label warnings, and the underestimation of systemic pesticide hazards to bees in the registration process may well have contributed to widespread pesticide contamination of pollen, the primary food source of our major pollinator.