Sentence examples for card contributes from inspiring English sources

I imagined that this project would find favour with any number of social groups who face the daily pressure to consume beyond their basic needs; parents beleaguered by the pester power of their kids, teenagers under pressure to conform to peers, and any adult whose credit card contributes to the £200bn of consumer debt that we must repay in the UK.

Do non-citizens who do not carry a green card contribute as well to political campaigns in violation of U.S. electoral laws?

Hostile attitudes from shop staff, and being labelled as an "asylum seeker" by being the only one with such a card, contributed to feelings of isolation and anxiety among 56% of our respondents.

The fall in that part of the market was partly offset by a 2.6% increase in sales of homewares, while surging sales of bicycles, wrapping paper and cards contributed to a 2.4% rise at "lifestyle" retailers.

Employees at 28 firms and their parent companies certified by the Bush administration to be national distributors of discount prescription drug cards contributed about $1.8 million to Republican candidates in this year's election, a study by a group that monitors campaign donations has found.

With this elastic motion, the Finger 3 can increase the normal force at the contact point between the finger and the second card, which contributes to generating a large pulling force for the second card.

In addition, having a large number of credit card accounts contributes to an extremely high combined credit card limit, and Nancy notes that she received automatic credit line increases and actively requested credit line increases over the years.

Close to the central pore of the helical filament, residue L48 from each MAVS CARD monomer contributes to the formation of a hydrophobic core with G50 and A44 in close proximity.

Target's credit card unit contributed $138 million to profits in the third quarter, up from $125 million a year ago.

Growth in home loans and credit card lending contributed to a rise in 2001 earnings for Westpac Banking, one of Australia's largest banks.

Still to be raised is $2.5 million for the MasterCard Performing Arts Pavilion, an open-air space scheduled to open in 2015 to which the credit card company contributed $15 million.