Sentence examples for contributed in no small from inspiring English sources

In 2008 Finmeccanica bought DRS Technologies, a U.S. supplier of military electronic products, for €3.4 billion, a price that some analysts consider too high and that has contributed in no small part to a debt load of €4.7 billion.

The chilly showers and ruthless squalls contributed in no small part to the hospitalization of the queen's husband — Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who turns 91 on Sunday — with a bladder infection.

Third, go to the Holy Land as a penitent pilgrim, like your predecessor, Pope John Paul II, did after begging forgiveness for centuries of derision, slander and persecution of the Jewish people that contributed in no small part to the Nazi's "final solution".

The old orthodoxy and its concomitant allegiance to shareholder value have contributed in no small way to the current economic disorder, and so if we are to bring much-needed change to the way business is practiced, we must change the way it is taught.

This approach has contributed in no small way to the sorry state of contemporary American politics, where epithets have replaced arguments, a sense of common destiny seems lacking among citizens and compromise has become almost impossible on the most pressing national issues.

The two researchers chose deliberately not to patent the analytical procedure, and this decision contributed in no small way to the enormous development of immunoassay techniques in the following years.

McCullers' evocative descriptions of place contribute in no small part to this.

Mr. Verdon took full advantage of his platform, elevating standards at the White House overnight and contributing in no small part to the shimmering atmosphere of Camelot.

Carlo Senoner, who runs the comfortable Chalet Portillo hotel, is happy to explain that his father had 11 children, as did his uncle, contributing in no small measure to the presence of more than 60 Senoners around these parts.

In the New Left Review, the stentorian Marxist academic Ralph Miliband – the father of two sons who would eventually speed to the top of the Labour party – charged them with retreating into "new revisionism", and contributing "in no small way to the malaise, confusion, loss of confidence and even despair which have so damagingly affected the left in recent years".

Contributing in no small measure to the high tax rate is the huge economic development program.