Sentence examples for contributing directly from inspiring English sources

They were contributing directly to the disaster that followed the fall of Saddam.

Congress has banned corporations from contributing directly to political campaigns for a century.

The law barred corporations from contributing directly to federal campaigns, and established criminal penalties for violations.

The decision does not address a ban on companies contributing directly to candidates.

Which is why I ended up contributing directly to the global decline of oceanic fisheries.

Non-coated ZnO NPs (nZnO) are known to release ionic Zn, contributing directly to the toxicity of these particles.

Which means, for example, that any foreign government that checks its diplomats into Trump's fancy new hotel in Washington will be contributing directly to the President's coffers.

You can do this by clicking on the 'Contribute' buttons in the callout or by going to theguardian.com/witness and contributing directly through the assignment page.

The refugees say they "have all been severely harmed by the World Bank-financed [project], which is contributing directly to the Ethiopian government's villagisation programme in Gambella region".

Eliminating hunger and undernutrition means putting more money in poor people's pockets and allowing them to lead healthy lives, thereby contributing directly to ending extreme poverty.

Yet in the 1990s, Wilsonianism turned imperialist, contributing directly to the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the continued failures of American foreign policy.