Sentence examples for contributed in large part from inspiring English sources

The stress of those events, both say now, contributed in large part to a decision to break up.

He has contributed in large part to a madness that has let perhaps hundreds of thousands of people die unnecessarily.

I have no doubt Rath contributed in large part to the 'madness' of Aids denialism... that led... to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people".

These fines contributed in large part to the growth of the imperial treasury, but the money did not all go to the fiscus.

The idea that there is some scientific controversy over whether burning fossil fuels has contributed in large part to the present global warming (there isn't) is an idea that has been literally bought and sold, and remains extraordinarily successful.

Last week Rick Sherlund, an analyst with Goldman , Sachs issued a report suggesting that Microsoft's growth had slowed in the quarter, which contributed in large part to the sizable Nasdaq correction.

Viral infections, particularly respiratory illnesses caused by rhinovirus, are the most common cause of asthma exacerbations in children and contribute in large part to asthma morbidity in adults.

These compounds contribute in large part to the "acid rain" that can kill sensitive aquatic organisms and damage marble monuments and stone buildings.

But in the closing days of what was a circus of a campaign, the rumors got pushed aside as Mr. Schwarzenegger dealt with a barrage of seemingly more credible allegations that he had groped and molested women during his years as a movie star, charges that Ms. Shriver battled back forcefully, contributing in large part to his victory.

The exigencies of profit contribute, perhaps in large part, to Levenson's use of offensive language — language that regarded people, both players and fans alike, as instruments for delivering revenue.

The exigencies of profit contribute, perhaps in large part, to Levenson's use of offensive language language that regarded people, both players and fans alike, as instruments for delivering revenue.