Sentence examples for contributing noticeable from inspiring English sources

Many countries have done like Poland the last few years: not contributed significantly at all -- neither by providing many refugees with protection nor by contributing noticeable assistance to the region.

Financial sector development of Bangladesh not only expediting financial performance but also contributing a noticeable amount in GDP, accounting 12% having substantial growth rate at 7% from 2015 to 2016 (BBS, 2017).

The questionnaire appeared to be somewhat too easy, and the items FATH18 and MOTH17 did not contribute any noticeable information to the intended measure.

A few factors should be noted that may contribute to noticeable differences in the incidence of thromboembolic events in this study compared with previous studies using ROTEM or TEG.

This limits the abilities of the current site and may be contributing to the noticeable decrease in its usage.

The initiative does not contribute to a noticeable increase in sales–some franchisees actually complain that it hurts business because it slows food preparation.

Slowly declining oil prices over the past few years and difficulty attracting foreign direct investment have contributed to a noticeable slowdown in GDP growth rates.

This contributed to a noticeable increase in non-US sales for the startup: while sales in the United States prior to the acquisition accounted for about 90% of the total, by December 2009 the non-US share increased to nearly 50%.

This has contributed to a noticeable improvement in both survival and patients' quality of life [18], [19], [20].

The recently better recognized dietary value of rye contributed to the noticeable growth of consumers' interest in rye products.

Earlier research using data from the Agincourt health and socio-demographic surveillance site (AHDSS) found that Mozambican refugees in Agincourt contributed to a noticeable increase in the average number of children borne (total fertility rate – TFR) by women in the 1980s measured retrospectively through birth histories (7).