Sentence examples for contributed to a collective from inspiring English sources

I'll confess: I made my first quilt at 10, contributed to a collective quilt at 12, and slept every night under a homemade patchwork quilt until I left home.

The immediacy of the television coverage in the aftermath of the Moore tornado contributed to a collective sense of shock in the country, nearly two years to the day after similarly horrific scenes played out in Joplin, Mo., about 200 miles to the northeast.

The company has been doubling revenues for the last four quarters (he wouldn't disclose the size of those revenues, however) and claims its AI-based solution has contributed to a collective $1 billion in revenues among its customer base, which includes Act-On, SalesLoft, Sisense, Greenhouse, and Zywave.

I want to go on the subway every morning, and instead of seeing people moving little balls around the screen, I want to see them working with the collections of the library on whatever they're fascinated by, contributing to a collective effort to understand the world better.

"But this has been written for an ensemble, with all six singers together all the time, contributing to a collective consciousness.

There are also, already, so many women accusing Weinstein, all speaking of such similar incidents, which occurred at such similar places within their respective careers, that the comet trail of each act contributes to a collective pattern.

Ignatius Bwalya, a historian at the University of Zambia, describes the country as a patchwork of immigrant groups that fled wars elsewhere in Africa, like Congo, Angola and South Africa, several hundred years ago, contributing to a collective aversion to conflict.

Groups like Laikipia Wildlife Forum LWFF) have played a great role in contributing to a collective project of natural resource and livestock management in the region and in incentivizing pastoralists' support.

The schools in our network aren't passively adopting a single model; rather, each of them is contributing to a collective body of knowledge and insight that individual schools can draw upon to more effectively serve their students".

Initiatives like Data.gov by the U.S. government and Data Hub from MIT are great examples of how core assets are becoming available for citizens to contribute to a collective intelligence ecosystem for their community.

What are you doing to contribute to a collective understanding of these times?