Sentence examples for contributing to a new from inspiring English sources

A host of music's most esteemed are contributing to a new book about creative epiphanies.

This return of the repressed struck some intellectuals as contributing to a new, sanitized nationalism, with a whiff of historical relativism.

Tickle is contributing to a new Bible paraphrase for Nelson called "The Voice," which is intended for the progressive emergent church, so she is not entirely opposed to modern repackaging.

But under the new system, farmers will be allowed to apply to clear regulated vegetation, in return for either "setting aside" other areas on the land that will not be cleared, or by contributing to a new Biodiversity Conservation Fund.

The surge in refunds is already contributing to a new $285 million shortfall in the current year's budget, thus making it imperative, city officials say, to cut programs and raise taxes even earlier than anticipated.

Mr. Lopez, who with Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone won Tony Awards for the book and score of "Mormon" (which earned nine Tonys in all, including best musical), will rejoin them in the writers' room at "South Park," their Comedy Central series, where he'll be contributing to a new episode of that animated satire.

Mr. Obama's plan would require employers to provide coverage or contribute to a new public program.

For the privileged and loquacious, surviving mental anguish contributes to a new genre of self-narration.

This system puts us on the front line and contributes to a new cold war.

Mr. Rich lives outside Lucerne, where he has contributed to a new concert hall.

The continued economic inequality has contributed to a new wave of racial tension.