Sentence examples for has further contributed to from inspiring English sources

In addition, she continued, in contrast to other small parks, a tradition of permissiveness that allows dogs to run free has further contributed to the perilous state of the squirrels at Madison Square, at Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 23d Street.

"The increasing use of military resources in providing development … has further contributed to the perception that humanitarian activity is partisan," he says in an article in the latest issue of The World Today, the magazine of the Chatham House thinktank.

All of this, and poor management of the buildings after the collapse of Communism, has had repercussions on the quality and longevity of the buildings — a fact that has further contributed to the public's antipathy toward them.

This has further contributed to the elevation of the dynamic capabilities of the construction firm as well as to its overall reputational assets and branding, nationally as well as internationally.

Moreover, the extension of provisions to the olive oil, beef and veal, and certain arable crops has further contributed to terminology confusion of what a POs is.

The lack of development of the stock market, combined with a weak legal framework for the protection of minority shareholders, has further contributed to maintain the family concentration.

The alterations in the respiratory chain, was followed by enhanced lipid peroxidation in rat liver mitochondria which might have further contributed to change in the fluidity of membrane as depicted by decreased fatty acid content of liver mitochondria.

Since then, bond yields have plunged to less than 1%, with short-term interest rates close to zero, leaving life insurers unable to meet their obligations.Falling stockmarkets, bad loans (life insurers lent money to firms, too) and plunging property prices have further contributed to their troubles.

The different responses to temperature extremes between residents of northern and southern China are both a result of and have further contributed to their respective ability to adapt to their local climates.

In this respect, the different maturation behaviour of silage maize with respect to the maturity group and the maturation of stover compared to cob may have further contributed to larger deviations between the observed and simulated data.

The prevalence of Web 2.0 platforms, rich in metadata about how users interact with the web content and with peer online readers have further contributed to a fast evolution of this research area.