Sentence examples similar to contributes a point from inspiring English sources

The then captain rested both García and Westwood on the Saturday after they had contributed a point from three matches on the previous day.

He is but the centre of an action that takes place in a context involving many other characters, each contributing a point of view, a set of values or antivalues to the complex dialectic of the play.

For Clonoe, Ryan O'Neill contributed a point from play with Dan McNulty adding two frees.

Mickelson set an American record with his 17th loss and headed into singles without having contributed a point.

This always contributes, to a point, to a certain self-reinforcing positive effect.

Jonathan Basile, an economist at Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, said inventory rebuilding was projected to contribute a percentage point to the economy's growth this quarter.

A single MT from a point σ on the boundary that hits an observation point x in the volume contributes an orientation vector pointing from σ to x to the observation point.

(The worst point contributes a new value X i to the sequence).

Analysis of the figures showed that improvement was due to a surge in exports, which was driven by the falling value of the euro against the dollar and contributed a 0.3-point increase to quarterly growth.

Because they merely contribute an independent point of view and do not participate actively in the final political decision, academies and professional societies are also unlikely to be held legally liable.

The extra 14 points would equate to 975,000 additional TV households and would contribute nearly a point to the national rating.