Sentence examples for contribute just a from inspiring English sources

Dishwasher detergents contribute just a fraction, but environmental campaigners say any reduction can result in a tangible improvements.

But the economic importance of the SOEs is waning they now contribute just a third of industrial output (against 75% in 1981)—at a time when they are looking particularly costly to maintain.

The animation serves as the music video for The Sea The Sea's track "Waiting" and must have taken many hours to make, with 3,454 oil paintings on paper being created, each to contribute just a single frame.

The Western Slope, essentially everything west of the Rocky Mountains, and the Eastern Plains, roughly speaking, all the counties bordering Kansas, will contribute just a tiny share of caucus-goers on Tuesday.

Modest new revenue and modest new entitlement reforms that ask those who have the most to contribute just a little bit, coupled with modest new domestic and defense spending cuts, could surpass the spending targets without imposing more pain on those who suffer.

You each should then proportionately contribute just a little bit more than what is needed to cover your expenses into your joint checking account.

He missed out on a wildcard in 2010 despite being seventh in the world, but was part of victories in 2004 and 2006 before contributing just a half point at Valhalla a decade ago.

The buttery broth was augmented by well-trimmed snippets of bacon, caramelized onion and thyme, with ale contributing just a hint of bitterness.

Experts stressed that the volcano contributed just a tiny amount – less than a third of one percentage point – of global emissions of greenhouse gases.

Six of the donor peers have contributed just a handful of times to debate in the chamber since entering the House of Lords, and one has already retired, while retaining his title.

Minks is a duo — Sean Kilfoyle and Amalie Bruun — though it sounds as if it could be the work of one obsessed person and a maze of machines, or maybe dozens of people, each contributing just a bit.