Sentence examples for but were contributing from inspiring English sources
Recommendations made in individual meetings or afterwards by email were attributed to the individual expert (even when they also were members of an advisory committee but were contributing a recommendation outside of a committee follow-up discussion thread).
Experts warn the production of fishmeal is not only weakening food security in north-west Africa but is contributing to the existing pressures of overfishing in the region.
A study pointing to health risks from G.M.O.'s had been discredited by scientists, but was contributing to a sense among some consumers that the technology is dangerous.
Each of these efforts is supported by MACED's Enterprise Development program, which provides loan products to viable businesses that may have trouble finding bank financing but are contributing to the employment and economic opportunities in the region.
The money that PAC's distribute is not from corporate funds but is contributed voluntarily by American employees and executives.
Catalyst sintering is a slow complex process which may last for years but is contributed by physical processes of atomic femtosecond scale.
Illusion proves that a perception's object is not a feature of the world but is contributed somehow from the side of the subject.
But they, too, were contributing to their enemy's outsized payday.
The cause of death is listed as accidental drowning -- but the drugs were contributing factors.
Several were by Overbury, but most were contributed by John Webster, Thomas Dekker, and John Donne.
