Sentence examples for contributed to the life from inspiring English sources

An active member of the HM community he greatly contributed to the life and mind of the school.

"You don't want to see a kid who contributed to the life of the school miss his graduation," she said.

The family wishes to express a warm thanksgiving to all who have contributed to the life and times of this wonderful man and to assure each one of them that they are remembered well through the memories, stories, and attributes each gave to him in his life.

Here is a selection of edited responses from readers who contributed to the "Life of a 'Salesman' " project at nytimes.com: The play is relevant today for many reasons, one of which is the coming presidential election, and the campaign promises many of the candidates are making regarding restarting and renewing small businesses.

Throughout nearly two decades of seminary teaching and leadership, Jinkins has contributed to the life of the church and the academy with a vigorous and dynamic integration of professional and academic research, writing, consultations, grant development, publishing, and editorial responsibilities.

Individuals who were well known and had contributed to the life of the community over time had somewhat privileged positions when they became recipients of care.

Taken together these results suggested that polyamine synthesis probably contributed to the life-shortening effect of dietary amino acids.

Pharmacological evidence suggests that the synthesis of polyamines and the hypusination of eIF5A contributed to the life-shortening effect of dietary amino acids.

These reactions are under very precise control so that they contribute to the life and procreation of the cell.

That's in June; before that she'll be at the Royal Court directing a new play by Simon Stephens dissecting rock'n'roll celebrity, and contributing to the life of the theatre as associate director.

A better approach, she suggested, would be to ask this: "What these items are doing to contribute to the life you're living now and the life you plan to be living from this point forward".