Sentence examples for through contributed from inspiring English sources

He died at the age of fifty-four, and I can't help but think that the stress of all we went through contributed to his untimely passing.

The Spotlight was founded to shed light on problems in academia -- at Muscatine and nationwide -- through contributed stories and to answer investigative questions not addressed by the local media, she said.

Through contributing to further systematic reviews, it may be possible in the future for policy-makers to visit the CEE and other systematic review libraries for comprehensive syntheses on many topics relevant to their policy questions.

Knowledgeable students or recent graduates should have the chance to gain valuable hands-on experience through contributing and interacting as a valued part of your team.

"One thing that I think has been funny already is the members who have been helpful to me, like either through, mainly through contributing to the campaign and showing up in something or whatever," Hill told VICE News.

10 splays play a part in normal skin function, maintaining barrier homeostasis through contributing to the acid mantle.

The third was through contributing to shifts in social norms around sexuality through creating a more open climate of discussion and dialogue in a wider range of arenas.

Most importantly, the paper focuses on risk commodity consumption and does not highlight the ways in which trade liberalization can improve health directly through for example promoting access to fruits and vegetables, or indirectly through contributing to broader economic development.

"and promote a strong involvement of parents to help the school welcome all children within their community, and to help ensure all children learn through contributing to a conducive learning environment both at school and at home".

For example, we implicitly assume that glucotoxicity is exerted on the insulin secretion capacity and turnover of β-cells only through contributing to increased IL-1β levels and thus increased IL-1R modulation.

Thus 87.5% of people losing days through absenteeism contributed little to lost days through presenteeism.