Sentence examples for positioned in contributing from inspiring English sources

Training of a more rigorous workforce, competent decision-makers and productive intellectuals who are better positioned in contributing to sustainable society is among the core mandate of higher institutions of learning (Brennan et al. 2004; Castells 2001).

Parliamentarians at the seminar also agreed on the need to use their position in contributing to the reduction of malnutrition and stunting.

The popularity of barefoot running, for instance, has grown in large part because of the belief, still unproven, that wearing modern, well-cushioned running shoes decreases foot strength and proprioception, the sense of how the body is positioned in space, and contributes to running-related injuries.

In other articles, marijuana use was positioned in ways that contributed to gendered 'victim blaming,' especially when it was mentioned as an explanation or justification for violence perpetrated against women.

The discovery of microRNAs, tiny noncoding RNAs able to bind the 3′ untranslated region (UTR) of target genes and to consequently downregulate their expression, has provided a functional explanation of how some SNPs positioned in noncoding regions contribute to cancer susceptibility.

"The position he was in contributed to his pain and his distress, but it wasn't what killed him".

As an example, comparing the vulnerability attributes of the highlighted building in Fig. 8 with those of the left adjacent building, one concludes that the position in block contributed the most to collapse of the highlighted building and non-collapse of the left building, since the other attributes (construction epoch, typology, soil, slope, and so on) are very similar.

It's up to me to ask whether he's doing well in that position and contributing.

By Carolyn Malcoun Carolyn Malcoun combines her love of food and writing in her position as contributing food editor at EatingWell.

The Second Vatican Council stated that, like the ancient patriarchal Churches, episcopal conferences are in a position 'to contribute in many and fruitful ways to the concrete realization of the collegial spirit'.

The Fourth Circuit's decision "puts school districts in the untenable position of contributing to racial isolation," the Montgomery County board told the justices in its appeal, Montgomery County Public Schools v. Eisenberg, No. 99-1069.