Sentence examples for contribute it was from inspiring English sources

Although it was acknowledged that venepuncture-associated contamination or an effect of transfusion in suppressing the immune system might contribute, it was also recognised that one means by which to account for this would be that 'normal blood', and in particular its erythrocyte components, might also contain infectious agents that might be able to grow post-transfusion.

Each and every time I'm able step on the court and contribute, it's progress".

Australia's captain Michael Clarke, who top-scored with 54, said: "I'm excited to contribute; it's been a while since I made fifty.

Wikipedia is not only about allowing anyone to contribute; it's also about being free and accessible to everyone.

"Obviously, my job is to pitch, but any time you can contribute, it's a good feeling".

When I contribute, it's because I know the candidate well or am really impressed with the person.

"The overriding finding of our investigation is that, at precisely the time when SMSC might have most to contribute, it is losing prominence and being given neither space nor high value".

It gives genuine satisfaction to individuals who contribute, which is denied to whomsoever does not contribute: it is a classical private good, susceptible to market valuation.

But let's be real, after months of watching me clean your sloppy life up and you don't think to contribute, it's a problem.

Although it might contribute, it is unlikely that this elevation is the cause of the overall unresponsiveness to TGF-beta.

MBNL1 is the primary determinant in INSR splicing and although CELF1 does contribute, it is thought to be secondary to the role of MBNL1 (34).