Sentence examples for contributed rather to from inspiring English sources

They have contributed, rather, to a growing sense of memorial fatigue, a semipermanent state of mourning.

As a high expression of proliferative and angiogenetic markers contribute rather to chemosensitivity, the high expression of drug resistance proteins may be superior for the expression of a resistant phenotype.

As in a final industrial isobutanol producing yeast strain, the three PDC genes are important targets for blocking ethanol fermentation and as Thi3 activity contributes rather to leucine and isoleucine catabolism [ 19, 24- 27], we investigated the effects of overexpression of ARO10[ 29, 29] and of the bacterial kivD of Lactococcus lactis[ 30].

The Jet Propulsion Laboratory of Pasadena has been responsible for more physical beauty than, say, Beuys and, with its contribution to space exploration, has contributed rather more to radical reinterpretations of natural possibilities than, say, Jonathon Porritt.

Correction: This post has been corrected to more accurately characterize the halt on refugee resettlement from Muslim-majority countries between 2006 and 2013; and that immigration of young, recently naturalized Danes to Sweden may have contributed (rather than did contribute) to the reduction of marriage-related immigration.

The odds are singularly unexciting, however, with Cape Blanco looking primed to contribute rather more to proceedings than a diplomatic gesture.

Thus, at 900 °C and strain rates less than approximately 10-2 s-l, clisb is found to contribute rather significantly to the plastic deformation ( Nakano et al. 1998).

They may not say so out loud, but they'd be a lot happier if the environment encouraged them to contribute rather than to hide out.

By the time he was paroled in 1936, the 27year‐old Himes was publishing short stories in black magazines and contributing rather regularly to Esquire.

But the solution to talent shortages doesn't lie in enticing just one generation of older workers to continue contributing; rather, companies need to make working past retirement (at least part-time) the norm from now on.

Imagine you could magically create a team of people who can contribute rather than having to do everything yourself.