Sentence examples for Slight contribution from inspiring English sources

With military spending flat, government agencies made only a slight contribution to growth.

Large amounts of public and private investment are going into solar, wind and biofuel development, but so far they are making only a slight contribution to energy supplies.

Nonetheless, those isolates presenting the mph(A) together with another MRG ranked among those most resistant and less affected by the addition of PAβN, suggesting a slight contribution of other MRGs to final MIC levels when mph(A) gene is present.

Yet I hope that these memories will make some slight contribution towards a fuller picture of a man with whom I walked the same path for 60 years and more, and who was, I believe, one of the great figures of the past 100 years.

A slight contribution of the arch effect was also evidenced with a direction of the shear cracks lower than 45° angle.

At higher temperatures around 1200 1500 °C, the activation energy increased up to 162 ± 22 kJ/mol level, which could be an indication of a slight contribution from the volume diffusion [6, 21, 22].

Posner suggests that although Hand is remembered today as one of the three greatest judges in American history, his status as a truly "great judge" was not based on his "slight" contributions to First Amendment jurisprudence or other fields of constitutional law, but rather on his decisions in other areas such as antitrust, intellectual property, and tort law.

He made possible the significant, if slighter, contributions of Arthur Miller, whose Death of a Salesman (1949) and A View from the Bridge (1955) contain material of tragic potential that is not fully realized.

The enhancement of carbon bonding strength with increasing temperature was shown to be caused mainly by the evaporation of absorbed gases, probably water, up to temperatures of 1800 K with a slight additional contribution of thermal residual stress.

The criticism of "The Hurricane" has come from various sources, including lawyers and journalists who think that the movie slighted their contributions to freeing Carter, and even a former boxer upset that the movie diminishes his career.

And, in a field where racial issues, including questions about whether whites can play jazz, have been tossed around for decades, it's not surprising that some white musicians and critics say Lincoln Center in its programming, tributes and commissions has regularly slighted the contributions of white musicians.