Sentence examples for be seen as contributing from inspiring English sources
"Israel did not want to be seen as contributing anything, or as having anything to do with the court.
That especially applied to "liberation songs" that can be seen as "contributing to racial polarization of society," it said.
People wish to have control over their economic lives and to be seen as contributing both to society and to the wellbeing of their families.
Reb Berish's faith may be seen as contributing to his isolation in America, but he clings to it, perhaps because, no matter how alone he may feel, his commitment to God and Judaism gives him a sense of connection to generations that have come before him.
Clinton was Secretary of State when Obama made decisions that could be seen as contributing to the rise of the Islamic States, but ironically she was one of the loudest forces for keeping a residual force in Iraq and for intervening in Syria, such as arming the rebels.
None of the students interviewed agreed to be identified by name, saying they did not want to be seen as contributing to an image of Wesleyan as a "druggie" school, and that there had been a backlash on campus to the heightened news media presence, with students warning others on Facebook not to talk to members of the press.
Two other factors were seen as contributing to the county's healthy residential market.
Berlin, among other cities, has introduced restrictions to limit the gentrifying impact of holiday rental website Airbnb, which is seen as contributing to the shortage of affordable residences.
Those nations will go along, provided they are seen as contributing to a broad international effort to disarm Iraq and not just to a unilateral American effort.
That's partly because some of China's wind turbines were built to curry political favour – they were seen as contributing to the greening of China, rather than generating electricity most efficiently.
