Sentence examples for problem has contributed from inspiring English sources

We believe that this problem has contributed to the rising suicide rates among prisoners and needs to be addressed.

In other cases, patients may have experienced a problem in care but their concurrent illness was so complex or severe that even if the problem had contributed to their death, the death itself was not judged avoidable during that admission.

According de la Fuente et al. [ 6] a combination of commercial and technical problems has contributed to lack of vaccine usage.

The coexistence of a pathogen population with an ever-increasing resistance to many antibiotics and a patient population that is characterized by increasingly complex clinical problems has contributed to an increase in bloodstream infections, particularly due to antibiotic-resistant Gram-positive bacteria [ 39].

Three structural problems have contributed to the escalation of the tension.

It suggested that these problems had contributed to abuse even after earlier instances were reported and punished.

They add that neither pressure from antipesticide groups nor the county's current financial problems have contributed to the decision not to spray.

The court decided that General Pinochet's health problems had contributed to a dementia so severe that he could not defend himself in court.

But Mr. Khashab said that besides security and looting at oil fields, two other problems have contributed to the limited work at Iraq's refineries, which seem to have survived the war largely unscathed.

Mounting economic problems have contributed to a decline in Chavez's popularity, which is an important reason Chavez agreed to a devaluation that would substantially increase government revenues and permit massive spending prior to the September legislative elections.

José Vicente Rangel, who served as Chávez's Vice-President from 2002 until 2007, said he thought that Chávez's "infatuation" with foreign affairs and his neglect of Venezuela's domestic problems had contributed to the referendum's defeat.