Sentence examples for contributed along with from inspiring English sources

Both films were box-office flops and contributed, along with a costly divorce from his first wife, Meredith Alsup, to Kurtz's financial woes.

He contributed, along with others, to the development of the theory of complex manifolds i.e., generalizations of Riemann surfaces to several variables.

The system also allows engineers to flush bad pollution spills through the system more quickly, which has contributed – along with economic, legal and policy changes – to the improvement in water quality and quantity on the main river.

Mr. Hanssen is accused of giving Moscow information that contributed, along with other material supplied by Mr. Ames, to the executions of two men whom American intelligence agencies had recruited in the Soviet Embassy in Washington.

Eduardo Fradkin, a professor of physics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, contributed, along with Steven Kivelson, a professor of physics at Stanford University, to early predictions of this behavior in a paper published in Nature in 1998.

But by combining information on what current ambassadors contributed along with data on the desirability of the ambassadors' host countries, Dr. Fedderke and Dr. Jett arrived at "implied prices" for a selection of highly sought positions.

The court ordered him to contribute, along with government agencies, to paying €300,000 (£210,000) to relatives of the victims.

Gove and his colleagues went on to unleash a blizzard of patently mendacious claims, contributing, along with Trump, to the murky realm of "post-truth politics".

Powerful enough to contribute — along with being, in his words, "blackout drunk" — to the amnesia he said he had about what had happened to him earlier that day.

Reconstructive surgery, implants, and technological adjustments contribute, along with drug use and masochistically intense training regimes, to the creation of what John M. Hoberman calls "mortal engines".

Although domestic demand has slowed, Chinese steel production is at a record high, contributing (along with overcapacity in South Korea and elsewhere) to excess supply in the global market.