Sentence examples for and which contributed from inspiring English sources

I'm told that this was one of the things that Jason didn't understand and which contributed to his "condition".

HP's chief executive Meg Whitman has decided to make webOS - the operating system that it acquired in buying Palm for $1.2bn in April 2010, and which contributed to a $2bn write-off in its latest quarterly results - open source.

The Edinburgh Review, or The Critical Journal, Scottish magazine that was published from 1802 to 1929, and which contributed to the development of the modern periodical and to modern standards of literary criticism.

It subsequently grew into the Link Model, which forecasts the economy using a variety of input data from smaller models around the world, and which contributed to Klein's Nobel Prize in 1980.

Macedonia are unbeaten against Luxembourg, Serbia, Bosnia and Poland in friendlies this year and the goalless draw they staged against England at Old Trafford, and which contributed to Steve McClaren's ultimate failure in qualifying for the European Championships, showed their resilience.

We have long been concerned that the worsening of terms in academic and educational writing is leading to a decline in writers in these fields as it is simply not worthwhile to write the type of quality books for which Britain is renowned and which contributed to the huge export sales of British books last year".

It is also a victory for the vast majority of people who believe in the importance of a religious education curriculum that is inclusive, balanced, and pluralistic, and which contributes to mutual understanding between people of all religions and none".

An eEOV is a defined biological or ecological quantity, which is derived from field observations, and which contributes significantly to assessments of Southern Ocean ecosystems.

I think the biggest things that are scary for young people, and which contribute to suicide becoming such an issue, is the obsession with instant gratification.

Electron microscopy (EM) studies suggested that tubulin dimers interact longitudinally to form short oligomers which form a tube by lateral interaction and which contribute to MT elongation.

This requires decisions about which initial codes are most prevalent or important, and which contribute most to the analysis.