Sentence examples for contributed to holding from inspiring English sources

That contributed to holding back overall economic growth to a 1.8 percent rate during the quarter after a 3.1 percent rate in the October-December period.

It faced its biggest test to date in December 2015 during Storm Desmond: Tyne Rivers Trust said it "contributed to holding flood water back … a nice example of the right river management action having multiple benefits".

That contributed to hold the economy to an anemic growth pace of 1.3percentt in the second quarter.

As if every muscle was connected — even my eyes were contributing to holding it in.

It was about how our words can be regressive, and how they can contribute to holding the world back.

Thus, two key processes could contribute to holding together the four pollen grains in A. cherimola, the confined space that permits the delay in the dissolution of the PMC wall and the tapetal chamber and pollen rotation that allows the adhesion of the sticky proximal faces by the formation of small pectin bridges.

Based on recent structural data Kar3 and its partner non-catalytic head may be located on adjacent protofilaments (Rank et al., 2012), where the non-catalytic domain could contribute to hold the motor complex in place and prevent diffusion.

She is an accomplished portrait photographer (who has also contributed to The New York Times), holding her own on assignments with Ariel Sharon, Imelda Marcos and P. Diddy while typically clad in a miniskirt and vertiginous high heels.

A dispute over a critical advertising sales contract is understood to have contributed to a hold-up in the sale of Virgin Media's 50% stake in UKTV to US broadcaster EW Scripps.

Professor McAdam's findings that nearly all of Freedom Summer's participants were still engaged in progressive activism when he tracked them down 20 years later have contributed to the widely held notion that civic advocacy and service among the young make for better citizens.

Such examples have contributed to a widely held impression among health economists that direct methods tend to yield higher utilities (reflecting better reported health) for given health states than do indirect methods, irrespective of the type of direct or indirect method used (for example, time trade off versus standard gamble or EQ-5D versus SF-6D).