Sentence examples for contribute quite from inspiring English sources

But they may not contribute quite so much.

The work is very useful, we're representing kids in the system, and I can contribute quite a bit to the kids we serve, it's rewarding, not all negative.

"What's interesting here is that this is a well-preserved specimen, and it has the potential to contribute quite a bit to our understanding of what was going on in the area 12,000 years ago".

Interestingly, tobacco companies in Australia already do contribute quite a lot to government revenue: recent examination of British American Tobacco's accounts suggests that on cigarette sales of $6bn in Australia, something like $4.4bn goes back to tax and duties paid to government.

My guess is that getting rid of the UMD drive will contribute quite a bit to a lower production cost.

"The region gets about £9bn from the tourist trade and second homes contribute quite a lot to that.

Tonight we contributed quite a bit to our demise".

11.50am: Meyer says that Britain contributed quite a big force.

Actually the length of their batting order – Haddin's had an outstanding series – and their tail has contributed quite significantly.

I worked on Obama's first election campaign and contributed quite a bit of my own money believing the "hope and change" message.

Since tourism contributes quite a chunk to the economies of all these countries, such a reliable source of visitors is a godsend, wherever they spend their money.Yet governments in the region seem to take Gulf tourists for granted, concentrating instead on attracting fickle westerners.