Sentence examples for contributed to an unexpected from inspiring English sources
He argued that a streetwise contingent of private investors like Megan Ellison, who financed "The Master," a forthcoming drama directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, and Jeff Skoll, whose company, Participant Media, has a stake in Warner's "Contagion," have contributed to an unexpected revival of adult dramas.
The measurement of effort with a single item not included in the standard assessment instrument may have contributed to an unexpected finding.
The facade is slightly more menacing from the east, where the narrow gaps between the cubes contribute to an unexpected feeling of vicelike compression.
In addition, all 20 cities showed price increases from the previous month, the third monthly gain in a row, supporting the idea that the nation's housing market has bottomed out and, some analysts said, contributing to an unexpected bump in consumer confidence.
Moreover, the inhibition of mTOR may contribute to an unexpected activation of Akt through a negative feedback loop [ 58, 59].
They also showed that the subcellular localization of Kaiso was dynamic, rather than static, and this phenomenon may contribute to an unexpected influence of the microenvironment.
It had contributed to a 70% drop in unexpected infant deaths in the last 20 years, she said.
Asos initially spent £9m launching the local service in 2013, £3m more than it had predicted, and the unexpected costs contributed to a slump inits share price in 2014.
Group dynamics contributed to a more thorough exploration, taking the research in new and unexpected directions [ 69].
The performance of "Argo" and "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" lifted Warner Brothers' performance in the quarter and contributed to a 29 percent increase in operating income to $522 million.
His unexpected decision to declare for Brexit at the start of the campaign seems to have served no political purpose and instead generated ire in Downing Street and contributed to a palpable awkwardness throughout the campaign.
