Sentence examples for contributes virtually from inspiring English sources

Galitsky, Igor's profligate brother-in-law, makes a striking appearance in Act I, contributes virtually nothing to the story, and then disappears from the opera.

Aside from these and a few other comparably cogent details of life in late-18th-century France, Milos Forman's "Valmont" contributes virtually nothing to the body of information surrounding "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," the stunningly malevolent, ingeniously multi-faceted novel upon which one hit play and one much better recent film have already been based.

BP's sponsorship is less than 0.5percentt of Tate's annual income; it contributes virtually nothing".

High School, has contributed virtually nothing in his four pro seasons.

That technology could, in theory, create power plants that contribute virtually nothing to global warming.

Climate change will hit Africa – a continent that has contributed virtually nothing to bring it about – first and hardest.

To Mr. Romney's fund-raising efforts, Mr. Ulrich can contribute virtually nothing (but then, there are people like Woody Johnson, the New York Jets owner, for that).

And, to cap it all, climate change to which the unfortunate Central Americans have contributed virtually nothing seems to be increasing the ferocity of nature in the isthmus.

The Zambian sugar-producing subsidiary of Associated British Foods, a FTSE 100 company, contributed virtually no corporation tax to the state's exchequer between 2007 and 2012, and none at all for two of those years.

From staying in touch with friends and family back home, connecting with roommates even before moving into a dorm, to contributing virtually on an academic group project, social media can be quite an effective tool.

"The OCE found that the disclosed nonprofit sponsors contributed virtually no money towards congressional travel to Azerbaijan and played a very limited role in organizing the Convention," the report said.