Sentence examples for contribute to raise from inspiring English sources
The Open Championship of the British Isles, which the British like to call "the Open" to emphasize the tradition and priority of the event begun in 1860 (but which is also known as the British Open), was the concept of the Prestwick Club in Scotland, whose minutes recorded a proposal that all clubs should contribute to raise a fund for a trophy for professional competition.
Increasing the rate of immigrant arrivals might please firms and contribute to raise the municipal revenues, but at the same time, it can lead to situations of overcongestion and higher protests by local residents.
Venetians are largely used to the "acqua alta" (high water) phenomenon, which occurs when strong winds from the south contribute to raise the sea level in the lagoon city.
To date, however, there are no empirical data supporting the hypothesis that extra-pair copulations contribute to raise fertility in schizophrenic patients; therefore, the results showing reduced fertility in patients' families will be taken at face value in the remainder of the paper.
Media can contribute to raise awareness about the situation of children in the country and about good practices and experiences which are being adopted to improve their situation.
We also hope this film will contribute to raise awareness of climate change in Viet Nam and let everyone know they can take action to reduce the impact it will have on our lives", said Hoang Mai Trinh.
There are a lot of not-so-great men out there, and if I can contribute to raising five of the menschy, ethical, feminist variety, I'll feel as if I've done something.
Objectives To evaluate which factors might contribute to raised resting energy expenditure (REE) in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF).
Only theories which are empirically adequate will thus contribute to raising the empirical content of their fellows.
Stabilizing wages reduces uncertainty about future costs and prices and can thus contribute to raising business and human capital investment decisions, which depend strongly on expectations.
