Sentence examples for contributed to the value of from inspiring English sources

There is no hard line on what the formula should be but using the figures you sent me and assuming a purchase price in 2007 of £257,000 and a mortgage of 18,0781.88 – it could go something like this: Your total contributions as a couple would be £148,711.38 (ie £126,411.38 plus £22,300), a figure that enables you to calculate the percentage you have each contributed to the value of the property.

Generalised linear modelling was used to assess some of the landscape and habitat variables that contributed to the value of plantation sites for particular groups of bird species.

That faster deceleration than expected in imports is the reason the trade surplus widened and points to an accelerating cooling of domestic demand, though falling commodity prices would also have contributed to the value of imports.

Instead, the justices sent the case back to an appeals court to decide on how much the design features contributed to the value of the iPhone — and that ruling could spur further litigation.

This contributed to the value of the U.S. dollar remaining constant from the era of the founding until the early part of the 20th century (during the New Deal we began to devalue our currency to pay for "extra Constitutional" or unconstitutional government programs).

The real experimental measurements of molecular positions have limited accuracy (see methods); the measurement errors also contributed to the value of MSR, as well as introducing noise to Sv.

The model with the complementary log-log link (table 5) shows that the four thresholds of the model equation were significantly different from zero and substantially contributed to the values of the response probability in different configurations.

Chairman of the South Orange Historical and Preservation Society, he spoke of an "unbelievably rich architectural heritage" in his town -- and noted that restoration of its public buildings contributes to the value of its neighborhoods.

McTaggart was an ethical pluralist, granting that many different sorts of properties can contribute to the value of a state of a person.

Perfectionist accounts of the human good, by contrast, are accounts that seek to identify the goods that contribute to the value of a life for human beings.

The result obtained from the analysis is shown in Table 10, to determine how each single factor contributes to the value of the dependent variable.