Sentence examples for a considerable contribution to improving from inspiring English sources

"By giving increasing numbers of drivers the confidence in electric vehicle technology, we will make a considerable contribution to improving our air quality and cutting carbon emissions," Johnson said.

In sum, ALMPs can make a considerable contribution to improving long-term labor market integration, although, they are not a general remedy for segmentation particularly in countries where there are insufficient jobs for skilled workers under given economic and institutional conditions.

The GRADE Working Group has made considerable contributions to improving how the quality of research evidence and recommendations are graded.

It can make a considerable contribution to the evidence of the importance of the patient empowerment approach in improving diabetes care, making use of modern technology.

In another side, we remark that the acceptor group (–CCNCOOH) of all compound has a considerable contribution to the LUMOs which could lead to a strong electronic coupling with PCBM surface upon photoexcitation electron and thus improve the electron injection efficiency, and subsequently enhance the short-circuit current density Jsc.

JW2 (Jun Wu) helped improve the modeling, provided relevant background knowledge and perfect interpretation of the results, and made a considerable contribution to the paper's revision.

The legacy of Mr. Watson includes a considerable contribution to the Emelin coffers.

Cooperation among school and public libraries in this field has made a considerable contribution to local history.

The achievements of the analysed networks show a considerable contribution to the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development DESDD) in all their reported outcomes.

The study demonstrates that the surface morphology can make a considerable contribution to corrosion and thus corrosive wear.

We should not be rushing to scrap diesel cars when they clearly make a considerable contribution to reducing carbon emissions in the UK.