Sentence examples for contributed a vast from inspiring English sources

In return it has contributed a vast amount".

America has contributed a vast amount of equipment, man-hours and money to the search for the missing plane, out of all proportion to the three Americans (out of 227 passengers) lost on the flight.

Over the last decades, biomedical informatics has contributed a vast amount of data.

The Queen's attendance contributed to a vast crowd, surely several thousand in excess of the official 50,000 limit.

Mr. Kennedy said future legal targets could include Midwestern power plants that emit mercury that settles in Eastern lakes, and industrial polluters in the Southeast whose emissions had contributed to a vast "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico.

These policies collectively contributed to a vast expansion of the prison population and have disproportionately affected minority communities.

This study estimated that in 2000 a total of 38 200 excess deaths occurred in the world due to occupational asthma, and it contributed to a vast amount of DALYs, altogether 1,6 million (Table 3).

The first role for a metzincin was discovered while examining mechanisms of morphogenesis in tadpoles where collagenase (MMP) activity was found to contribute to the tail fin resorption [ 4] but they are now known to contribute to a vast array of biological processes [ 5].

Teachers and practitioners in all countries contribute to a vast professional literature, comprising textbooks, practical manuals, theoretical monographs, and a periodical literature whose bulk is becoming almost as big a problem as the enormous number of reported judicial decisions that are consulted for guidance and precedent.

Now he is looking for volunteers to contribute to a vast voice bank to help the database to learn even more.

Home to a Royal dynasty stretching back thousands of years and a host of resilient and virtuous people who have helped keep the global wheels of commerce turning in tough, modern times whilst contributing to a vast number of scientific and artistic triumphs that have written the glories of history.