Sentence examples for contributed alongside from inspiring English sources

Other Broadway work included The Mad Woman of Central Park West (1979), a solo musical show for Phyllis Newman to which she contributed alongside Leonard Bernstein, Sondheim, Charnin, Barry Manilow, John Kander and Fred Ebb (it ran for three months only) and a compilation cabaret of her songs by Richard Maltby Jr, Hey, Love (1993).

These events contributed, alongside the commercial failure of Terra Nova and British Open Championship Golf, to the closure of Looking Glass in 2000.

These benefits are maintained in patients outside the controlled conditions of clinical trials and have contributed, alongside screening programs, to an overall reduction in breast cancer mortality between 1975 and 2000 [ 2].

In one study emotional exhaustion, job satisfaction, training and experience were not related to staff ratings of quality of life, although staff shift pattern (permanent vs. rotating) and type of home (private vs. public) contributed alongside resident functional ability, cognition and mood in a regression model accounting for 41.3% of variance [ 7].

She said encouraging performances at the European Championships by Fran Halsall, Siobhan-Marie O'Connor and Chloe Tutton showed that the female swimmers could contribute alongside the men.

(These calculations included individuals from all levels of the industry, including high-ranking executives and real estate agents — anyone who listed occupations in real estate or property. Relatives, however, who often contribute alongside their executive relatives, were not necessarily included).

But the most significant policy proposed by the Casey Foundation is creating savings accounts for every child at birth, and letting family and friends contribute alongside targeted government deposits.

Elevated levels of TRL-C contribute, alongside LDL-C, to plaque formation and progression.

Lives saved result from collective efforts of in-country programs, to which the Global Fund contributes alongside other partners.

We are not aware of evidence that biased medical practices also contribute alongside the physiological factors mentioned above, but this is a possibility that could be examined further.

Insulinotropic effects are believed to contribute, alongside glucagonostatic effects, to the ability of GLP-1 receptor agonists to reduce endogenous glucose production (22– 22).