Sentence examples for contributes materially from inspiring English sources

Have it well in mind that a knowledge of me contributes materially to your being whole, or well-rounded, men".

If the editor publishes material that he does not believe was tendered to him for posting online, then he is the one making the affirmative decision to publish, and so he contributes materially to its allegedly unlawful dissemination.

"The application now before you would, if granted, destroy a carefully preserved and intentionally designed century-old common rear facade of four adjacent town houses, intrude significantly into shared midblock open space, destroy or threaten vegetation that contributes materially to this portion of the district's distinct character and be clearly visible from a public sidewalk," he said.

Because the U.S. contributes materially to the Israeli occupation, through significant financial and military aid – and, as such, is an important ally of the Israeli state – and because the occupation daily confiscates Palestinian land and devastates Palestinian lives, the ASA resolution calling for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions takes on a particular urgency.

Europe will remain a fertile ground for enterprise cloud-native startups: Alongside Israel, Europe now contributes materially to startup creation, and we expect the trend to continue in 2019.

There is no question that open space contributes materially to our high quality of life in Laguna.

Both surely contributed materially to the crisis.

The Supreme Court today gave a ruling which should contribute materially to the Negro voter registration campaign in the South.

Similarly, the competition between national financial centres accelerated regulatory capture and contributed materially to lax regulation before the crisis.

Chamberlain's combined anxiety and rage over this "contributed materially" towards his introduction of military call-up early in 1939, according to the study.

She lectured on woman suffrage throughout the region and in 1870 contributed materially to the founding of the California Woman Suffrage Society, serving as president in 1877 and again from 1884 to 1894.