Sentence examples for contribute rather from inspiring English sources

Immigration reform would allow more foreign graduates of our top universities (including my institution, the University of Maryland) to stay and contribute rather than leaving the country.

For America will come up with the money only if its fellow-members agree to a new scale of assessment under which the Americans will regularly contribute rather less than they did and a handful of other countries rather more.

Imagine you could magically create a team of people who can contribute rather than having to do everything yourself.

Nevertheless, in a perspective of collective action the key question is not whether any one individual will contribute, but whether enough individuals will contribute rather than free-ride.

Thus, at 900 °C and strain rates less than approximately 10-2 s-l, clisb is found to contribute rather significantly to the plastic deformation ( Nakano et al. 1998).

Best Buy's then CEO Brad Anderson quietly agreed to Ressler and Thompson's weird proposal, because it encouraged "people to contribute rather than just show up and grind out their days".

They have contributed, rather, to a growing sense of memorial fatigue, a semipermanent state of mourning.

They arrive at the funeral feeling like someone who is contributing, rather than someone useless who is trying not to cry.

He has opened markets to foreign investors; given up government monopolies and encouraged fast-paced privatization; cut average tariffs from a high of 51% in 1988 to around 12% in 1995; and adopted social security reforms, despite strong opposition, basing benefits on age and amounts contributed rather than on years of service.

It is when we dive deeper into our being that we can expand our way of seeing situations and contributing, rather than living from fear.

However it was noteworthy that the male students contributed rather more than the women, suggesting some social pressure in the groups.