Sentence examples for contributing to a larger from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare provided a bountiful cast of deftly etched characters; Verdi maintained that equilibrium, giving each player the chance to shine while contributing to a larger whole.

WOWW will help local and regional land trusts across the West by contributing to a larger conservation effort that will provide migratory bird habitat for declining species.

Mr. Blair's problem over the missing weapons of mass destruction is contributing to a larger problem he and his government have been facing: an erosion of trust among the British public.

Financing and donations, including food, also come from county and municipal governments, churches, businesses, charities and concerned citizens — all contributing to a larger safety net that includes health care and job placement.

Muktangan, which works with seven Mumbai public schools, may be a relatively small player in the education system, but it is contributing to a larger debate over how India's teachers should be recruited, trained and developed.

His selection as Romney's running mate prompted a closer look at his Congressional record, which revealed that he had voted for increased federal spending, contributing to a larger federal debt, during George W. Bush's presidency.

Meanwhile, Turkish aid officials said they believed as many as 400,000 people could be displaced, contributing to a "large migration wave".

Much of the river valley immediately above Mosul is now a reservoir, contributing to a large irrigation project in the Tall ʿAfar-Sinjār region.

In both cases, the spatially-referenced simulations disturbed more hectares overall than our spatially-explicit simulations, contributing to a large proportion of the differences in the C balance.

Over 600 major industrial facilities were destroyed or badly damaged, contributing to a large decline in production.

Today, the tax code is primarily benefiting wealthier households, those least in need of public subsidies, and it's contributing to a large and growing wealth gap.