Sentence examples for has inevitably contributed to from inspiring English sources

The authorites' blocking of YouTube has inevitably contributed to the success of Aparat in Iran, says Shakouri Moghaddam, but he hopes to keep many of its users even if the Youtube ban is lifted.

This feature inevitably contributes to variance between subjects, so decreasing statistical power.

Along with his other gifts, Hillel had an epigrammatic felicity that is apparent in his sayings and which inevitably contributed to their being long remembered.

But I do think having a two-tiered education system inevitably contributes to the polarisation of our society.

While CNT have great potential to contribute to environmental protection, more widespread use and higher volumes will inevitably contribute to the unwanted release into environment.

Chris Hosford, a spokesman for Hyundai, said improvements in initial quality inevitably contribute to longer-term improvements.

These DNA lesions may inevitably contribute to the mutation induction and MN formation.

Migration further undermines development goals; promotion of off-shore employment inevitably contributes to the brain drain in the region.

The prognosis of the cancer and progress of cancer treatment would inevitably contribute to the psychological state of participants.

A substandard drug in wide circulation will inevitably contribute to disease transmission and was undoubtedly a factor contributing to this epidemic.

Paranoia that stems out of control inevitably contributes to depression and mental illness.