Sentence examples for contribute slightly more from inspiring English sources

They contribute slightly more to acid rain.

VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN: The middle class will pay less, and people making a million dollars or more will begin to contribute slightly more.

Humans contribute slightly more than all natural sources combined.

The difference in size classes of burned patches in wet and dry miombo contributes to the slightly smaller scaling of frequency-size distribution in wet miombo, which implies large burned patches contribute slightly more to the total area burned in wet than in dry miombo.

In a site in Burkina Faso, children harbour more gametocytes than adults though the non-linear relationship between gametocyte density and mosquito infection means that (per person) they only contribute slightly more to transmission.

America has contributed slightly more than a billion to the fund, below its share.

Our results indicate that the intellective part of the decision task contributes slightly more to the superior performance of groups than the judgmental part.

Throughout President Clinton's Administration, Enron contributed slightly more than $1 million to the Democratic Party, including almost $600,000 to the Democratic National Committee and another $200,000 to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

Even before the crisis, emerging Asia's consumer spending contributed slightly more (in absolute dollar terms) to the growth in global demand than did America's.

This year the government added a pension scheme to Oportunidades under which it contributes slightly more generously than it does to formal-sector pensions.

In addition, this year a group of donors contributed slightly more than $2 million to a special "artistic opportunity fund," meant to allow the festival to avoid slashing costs in areas where it would affect the quality of the work.