Sentence examples for time has contributed from inspiring English sources

Idle time has contributed to a very serious drug problem in the provincial capital.

"I believe the pervasive use of furosemide, and the dehydration stress it causes requiring more recovery time, has contributed to horses making fewer starts and has fueled the public's belief that giving medication to performance horses is abusive and nefarious," said Bill Casner, who was co-owner and breeder of 2010 Kentucky Derby champion Super Saver.

Mainly, it was found that the factor time has contributed more than 40% of the heat improvement in this storage system during charging and discharging process of paraffin and honey waxes.

She was married to Eddie Fisher at the time, having contributed to the breakup of his marriage to Debbie Reynolds.

The fatal stabbing at Pentonville jail, followed by the first major prison escape for some time, have contributed to the sense of crisis, which is characterised by record numbers of assaults on staff and self-inflicted deaths that show no signs of abating.

Consultants hired by the sport's various governing bodies say golf clubs' stuffy attitudes as well as the high cost of game – on wallets and time – have contributed to a roughly 10 million reduction in the number of players globally since before the financial crisis.

He is among the most generous university benefactors of all time, having contributed more than $500 million to his alma mater, Oklahoma State University, divided evenly between academics and athletics.

The website provides insight on how moments in time have contributed to an expanding population and looks at the ways population growth will impact the future of the planet and humanity.

However, there is no clear perspective about how socioeconomic differences over time have contributed towards the use of maternal health care in India.

The factors leading to these shifts are multiple and complex, but we proposed that declines in the quality of carbohydrates over time have contributed to the nutrition transition and thus to the increase in diabetes.

While it is difficult to gauge how much the tough economic times have contributed to an increase in same-day travel, the online travel service Orbitz found in December that more business travelers had reported flying to and from destinations on the same day.