Sentence examples for trend contributes from inspiring English sources

The fragmentations led to decline in grass cover and restrict seasonal herd mobility.This trend contributes to the reduced resilience and high vulnerability of the Borana pastoralists to food insecurity.

This trend contributed to the shrinking size and increasing age of the state's rural population.

Another related trend contributed to this shooting: our increasingly privatized criminal justice system.

Perhaps the biggest social trend contributing to the gentrification of Montauk is something out of its control, the growing popularity of surfing and the surfing lifestyle.

Mr. Simon said the so-called online water-cooler trend contributed to the decision to speed up the "Doctor Who" telecasts.

"There's a strong argument to be made that the long term trend contributed to this drought and was the reason it was the most severe drought they have ever had," Kelley said.

Solidarity was declared illegal in December 1981, so that trade unions continued to be more fragmented than before 1980, but this pluralistic trend contributed to the revival of Solidarity and the defeat of the Polish Communist Party in elections in the summer of 1989.

This trend contributed to the election in 2011 of the first majority pro-independence Scottish government, led by the Scottish National Party (SNP), which promptly announced its plans for the referendum.Scottish voters are more left-leaning than the British population as a whole (particularly the English).

Kevin Restivo, senior research analyst with IDC's Worldwide Mobile Phone Tracker, says this trend contributed to share losses of some top suppliers.

Due to budget cuts faced by many colleges and universities, this trend contributed to an overall increase in class sizes in introductory college classes at public universities (NCES, 1995).

However, further specification of what aspects of these broad characteristics are influenced by donepezil is rare (i.e., executive function, short or long-term memory) as is a precise description of the original level of significance of the findings or what trend contributed to this significant difference (i.e., a decrease in the performance of the pilots in the placebo group).