Sentence examples for so contributed to the from inspiring English sources

Its failure to do so contributed to the banking crisis, which in turn destroyed Mr Brown's prime ministership.

Ms. Camp said the Barnes trustees were "not contemplated as a fund-raising board" and so contributed to the financial crunch.

Time for the West to ditch the binary thinking that saw only terror or antiterror, Western values or Islamism, and so contributed to the dictators' lockdown.

Although she was reluctant to assume a public role, her willingness to do so contributed to the eventual strength and influence of the position of first lady.

Portenoy said this led to the prescribing of opioids to patients who did not need them and so "contributed to the rising incidence of drug addiction and overdoses".

There is something about the way players and managers talk about him being the best that could feel forced, too: Rafael Benítez's baffling reluctance to do so contributed to the manager's downfall at Madrid.

The chronic immune activation also damages lymphoid tissue architecture, so contributing to the impairment of immune reconstitution.

Might it even suggest that Syria-Iran political and cultural relations helped sour sectarian relations and so contribute to the war?

DR. GAWLIK: Did not the SD also support this sort of thing by obtaining information on actual or possible opponents of the Nazi leaders and so contribute to the destruction and neutralization of the opposition?

Hence, the aim of this study was to provide insight into the current hand hygiene and hand rubbing practices of nursing and medical students in Ireland and, by doing so, contribute to the broader understanding of this topic.

With modern treatments patients with Parkinson's disease usually have a normal life expectancy, though in long-term patients the decline in brain function can exacerbate other illnesses and so contribute to the eventual cause of death.