Sentence examples for suggested it contributed from inspiring English sources

Campaigners against the tax loophole have suggested it contributed to the demise of hundreds of high street music stores by offering home delivery at prices typically 10% cheaper than those available in shops.

Some historians have suggested it contributed to the decline of the Roman Empire.

Studies from 2012 suggested it contributed to 910,000 additional cases of hypertension across Europe every year and 10,000 premature deaths related to coronary heart diseases or strokes.

It opens with Ekaterina Poistogova, who won bronze in the 800 metres at the London Olympics, speaking through tears about how devastating her ongoing suspension has been, suggesting it contributed to her recent divorce.

Such weathering is difficult to prove in detail, but circumstantial evidence from South Australian sites suggests it contributes to the development of shore platforms, as well as to cliff-foot depressions and an assemblage of minor forms, such as basins, rock doughnuts, and fonts.

Evidence from Demos suggests it contributes to significantly higher turnout in elections.

Similarly, radiation cholecystitis may occur after radioembolization, and though it is usually subclinical, studies suggest it contributes to postprocedure morbidity, and occasionally necessitates cholecystectomy [ 5– 8, 17– 17].

As well as being mainly associated with factor 1 it is also moderately associated with factor 2 (.341) and factor 4 (.403) suggesting it contributes widely but not selectively to most factors.

We have shown that c.532A>G alone can cause aberrant pre-mRNA splicing in vitro, suggesting it contributes to mis-splicing in all three haplotypes and that the other seven SNPs in the haplotypes further modulate its functional outcome.

Smoking has long been identified to be of prime importance in the cardiovascular health of adult Ghanaians [ 5] with more recent evidence suggesting it contributes more than 1% of total Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) in Ghana [ 6].

COP1 is reportedly overexpressed in breast, ovarian and hepatocellular carcinomas, and gastric cancer (Li et al, 2012) predictive of survival in the latter (Dornan et al, 2004b), suggesting it contributes to the accelerated degradation of the p53 protein and attenuating the tumour suppressor function of p53 (Dornan et al, 2004b).