Sentence examples for contributed later from inspiring English sources

He proposed to have an elected President and elected Senators who would serve for life, contingent upon "good behavior" and subject to removal for corruption or abuse; this idea contributed later to the hostile view of Hamilton as a monarchist sympathizer, held by James Madison.

As Turoff predicts for Policy Delphis, where "the respondents feel strongly about the issues, and this should be the case, the questionnaire for the second round will be five to ten times that of the first round"., acknowledging that the items that were contributed later do not receive the same treatment as those listed from the beginning of the survey [ 30].

The Dodgers do not view Stripling as a candidate for the opening day rotation, but Stripling could contribute later in the season.

Steroids appear as an independent risk factor for BKV viremia early posttransplant, whereas male gender and older age contribute later in the first year posttransplant, respectively.

This, he said, could have inadvertently contributed to later problems.

Numidian horsemanship, animal breeding, and cavalry tactics eventually contributed to later developments in Roman cavalry.

Subject was unable to eat anything and suggested to the examiner that low blood sugar may have contributed to later airport episode.

Indeed, his reputation as a legal and political gadfly may have contributed to later authoritarian thinkers' attitude that litigators disrupt social order and should be banned.

The massacre helped create greater sympathy for the Stuart cause and may have contributed to later support for Jacobite risings.

Greenwood wrote the music as a reaction to seeing hurried tourists in France, and Yorke contributed lyrics later while on vacation in Prague.

That same contagious example of peoples freeing themselves from oppressive regimes contributed, months later, to the rise of the Democracy Movement in China (that movement which was crushed so brutally by the Tiananmen massacre).