Sentence examples for lies contributed from inspiring English sources

The lies contributed to a deepening mistrust of government in that era of Vietnam, Kent State and, soon enough, Watergate — a sense that it was capable of just about anything.

This study concluded that lay support contributed a significant amount to student progress but that academic staff remained largely unaware of the types and variety of help received there.

State and local governments, the U.S. Public Health Service within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), other federal agencies, academic institutions, private and nonprofit organizations, and an outpouring from the lay public contributed enormously to the immediate postevent response.

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In the three butane models considered, the t, g + and g− energy wells are low lying and contribute thermodynamically to an overall Δ A for a butane-to-butane transition of zero.

His vituperative style and the criticism he received from his many opponents, both lay and clerical, contributed to the formation of larger and larger groups holding opinions on important matters of the day.

Everybody knows Gerrard became famous for his rampaging runs and more attacking profile but when he lies deep he contributes with something crucial: his passing means that the ball will be hit with more quality and that is important if you are planning to hit somebody on the break.

Despite the analysis of the data showed satisfactory analytical performances of some methods in terms of LoD, being able to measure also low levels of TgAb with adequate precision, the main limitation to this study lay in having contributed only indirectly to the debated question of TgAb analytical interference.

One lay research adviser contributed throughout the study and the other in the preliminary stages only.

More than half (51%) stated that being in one position while sitting or lying in bed contributed to discomfort.

According to health facility managers interviewed, lay counsellors have contributed significantly to reducing the workload of HCWs, even having a "tremendous" or "overwhelming" impact.