Sentence examples for thinking that contributes from inspiring English sources

In my experience, interfaith work exists to bring diverse religious and nonreligious people into common work to build relationships that might deconstruct the kind of "us vs. them" thinking that contributes to exclusivistic religious hierarchy.

Mindfulness helps improve our concentration and reduce ruminative thinking that contributes to the high levels of stress that is so prevalent in our society.

Amidst a vituperative reaction on social media – sample reactions included "Hahaha WTF, you always cheer for your alma mater" and "This is the kind of thinking that contributed to your disastrous reign at HP" – many respondents pointed to Fiorina's lowly position in polls of the Republican field in Iowa, a key battleground state.

The short-term, purely self-interested thinking that contributed to the crisis and subsequent recession has also contributed to a long list of human tragedies: Thousands of workers killed when unregulated factories collapse; a growing income inequality where one billion people barely survive on less than $1 a day; and dangerous climate changes pressuring the supply of basic commodities.

I'm sure not having any kids or dependents mixed in with an alternate income helps, but I'm betting the real culprit is the quest for discomfort that seems to accompany so many entrepreneurs and I'm thinking that likely contributed the final push.

This is yet another example of the muddled thinking that has contributed to the dearth of new housing construction in this city.

Since the price jump of 1999, bumper oil receipts have excused politicians from undertaking the painful task of tackling the structural deficiencies and isolationist thinking that have contributed to Iran's economic woes.

After having two back surgeries by the age of 23, I had to get rid of any thinking that would contribute to a relationship of violence with my own body.

Thus, increasing talent mobility can be regarded as only a limited solution". I think this limits thinking that only these countries can contribute talent to the global economy.

Professor Wang, who helped organize the boycott calls, is not alone in thinking that they have contributed to the flight from the laboratories.

Health professionals have to stop thinking that they cannot contribute much to the selection and implementation of non-health interventions, because the latter are outside their immediate field of expertise.