Sentence examples for because it is contributing from inspiring English sources

/ Poets House pays only a dollar a year until 2070, / Because it is contributing to the cultural life of Battery Park City, / And of New York, America, and the world./ And also: Poets House / Possesses a special certification / From the United States Green Building Council (Randall Jarrell).

The presence of sulfur is undesirable because it is contributing to the corrosion of equipment in the refinery.

How much of the emotion of that situation – and the common purpose forged because of it – is contributing to this run?

"I still feel badly" about the experience, Christopher says, and "not just because I was contributing to a deleterious way of life".

The president's bipartisan Simpson-Bowles fiscal commission in 2010 similarly called for Social Security to be considered separately since it operates as a pay-as-you-go system — current revenues, mainly from workers' payroll taxes, are used to pay current beneficiaries – and because it is not contributing to deficit projections nearly as much as Medicare and Medicaid are as the population ages.

"Everything they offer is realistically do-able in class because it is all contributed by teachers for teachers," she says.

She goes on to confess, "It took me a long time to open my eyes and see what was really happening...you hear it all the time 'I don't want to know about it.' It's like well 'You have to know about it because it is not fair, because you are contributing to it.

The snowman may be a metaphor for our climate crisis, but it's running on electricity, so it's a contradiction, because it's also contributing to global warming... but the piece is about taking care of something and protecting it... and being dependent on something.

EA's net income slumped 40%, partly because it was late contributing games to the hot new Wii.

Retinoic acid induced 1 (RAis) is a protein of uncertain mechanism of action which nevertheless has been the focus of attention because it is a major contributing factor in several human developmental disorders including Smith Magenis and Potocki Lupski syndromes.

The enzymatic activity of TG2 is of pharmacological interest because it is believed to contribute to the pathogenesis of diseases such as celiac sprue [6], neurodegenerative disorders [7], type 2 diabetes [8], and certain cancers [9] [11].