Sentence examples for meanwhile contributes to from inspiring English sources

Warmer weather, meanwhile, contributes to poor air quality, a problem that already threatens the health of half of all Americans - some 158 million people.

HTC's use of the information system, meanwhile, contributes to a more rigorous training environment, which will eventually translate into the production of better teachers.

The wilting currency, meanwhile, contributed to rising inflation.

Counting stock options as expenses, meanwhile, contributed to an 11percentt rise in human resources costs.

The Nazis, meanwhile, contributed to this project by shutting down universities and rounding up professors.

The controversial 1993 federal budget, meanwhile, contributed to the Democrats' loss of control of the House of Representatives, which they had held since 1955.

The presence of Motley and Willis, meanwhile, contributed to strong attendance at many of the Browns' early games as large black audiences came to watch them.

Ground-level O3 exposures, meanwhile, contributed to an estimated 17,000 premature deaths, and 432,000 premature deaths were attributed to PM2.5.

Meanwhile, LMO4 contributes to breast oncogenesis by regulating cell proliferation (11).

Meanwhile, the economy contributes to the sustainability and efficient functioning of a city, especially the benefits in an economic context of private individual benefits and public goods benefits.

Meanwhile, it also probably contributes to promote the tumor invasiveness and metastasis [ 70- 75].