Sentence examples for book contributing from inspiring English sources

As the historian Shirley Tillotson demonstrated in her 2008 book, "Contributing Citizens," the era's dominant charitable institution, the Community Chest — the predecessor of the United Way — helped create a "common culture of contribution" shared by charitable donors and taxpayers alike.

I hope this book contributes to setting the story right".

The success of the book contributed to the demise of the organisation.

One Chicago teacher blogged: "Lemov's book contributes to the deprofessionalisation of teaching.

Nigeria is still coming to terms with the war 40 years on, and Adichie hopes her book contributes to that.

It contains two elements: the "intuition" presented to the senses and the "concept" ("book"), contributed by the understanding.

"A picture of a burning book contributes nothing substantial to a story about book-burning, so the offense seems entirely gratuitous," Mr. Keller continued.

Duncan Fallowell in the Daily Express allowed that "Garnett's meandering book contributes minor details" but added that neither Georgiana BurnorJonEffier Effie Grey "were really muses".

While the book contributes a few revelations to the annals of Wall Street, Ms. Bair mostly notably highlights the challenge of being the only woman in the room.

For Gilbert to conclude with the wish that his book contribute to a better future for Muslims and Jews does credit to his faith in humanism – but also, some might say, signifies the triumph of hope over experience.

Other variables play a part, but it may be that the cost of a university education is catching up with the benefits it seems to confer on degree-holders.Short on numbers, the book contributes little to the bubble debate.