Sentence examples for contributed to replacing from inspiring English sources

You have contributed to replacing the tyranny of one man with a broadly representative government pledged to uphold the rights of all.

The methods used in this study will contribute to replacing the existing ineffective ones; and will be useful for future efforts of research and development initiatives.

Furthermore, metabolomics might help bridging in vitro testing to in vivo relevance (ECETOC 2010), thereby possibly also contributing to replacing animal testing also for NM toxicity assessment.

In 1998, he also drew the ire of his Goldman partners for discussing a merger with Mellon Bank without conferring with the firm's management committee, a misstep that also contributed to his being replaced by Henry M. Paulson Jr., who later became secretary of the Treasury under President George W. Bush.

Breen suggested that the difficulties in striking the piece contributed to the willingness to replace it after World War II.

"This investment will contribute significantly to replacing Maersk Oil's reserves in the long term".

The spending by the group almost exactly equaled the amount contributed to it by Michigan donors, replacing money that largely came from Michigan corporate donors and could not legally be given to Michigan candidates with funds from wealthy out-of-state contributors, such as Mr. Perry and David Koch.

But, Mr. Foxman said, it made sense that Jewish Americans would want to contribute to efforts to replace Ms. McKinney and Mr. Hilliard because of the lawmakers' records on matters of interest to the Jewish community.

The findings, detailed today in Current Biology, reveal remarkable levels of regional variation of Y chromosome markers in small towns across the U.K. and confirm archaeological evidence that men from Scandinavia and Germany replaced or contributed to indigenous populations.

Many suggest that this program increased food dependency on the U.S., shifted food tastes, and contributed to local, healthy foods being replaced with rice, refined carbohydrates, and tinned foods [ 20].

Ultimately, the Allied blockade prevented the Central Powers from importing horses to replace those lost, which contributed to Germany's defeat.