Sentence examples for contributing to keeping from inspiring English sources

But if, for whatever reason, you consistently turn things down, and I can see the temptation of that, you're just contributing to keeping women out of the limelight".

Also, increased clarity about the FOMC's views regarding longer-run inflation should help to better stabilize the public's inflation expectations, thus contributing to keeping actual inflation from rising too high or falling too low.

"Even though unemployment has fallen in the past few years, Labor Department data show that the number of unemployed workers receiving no unemployment benefits is actually higher today than at any point during the recession, a factor contributing to keeping poverty high," Greenstein wrote.

The relevance of the logo, combined with the tragedy of AIDS being born in relationships of love, immediately ensures that it is taken up around the world as a banner for the campaign to end the contagion, just as the Gran Fury slogan Silence = Death internationally implicates the truly reprehensible, if not the politically-criminalizing prejudice contributing to keeping the contagion alive.

The perception that all biologics "are overall the same" may be contributing to keeping cost high and at roughly comparable levels.

Race and gender, she thinks, have also contributed to keeping her off the dance map.

A sandstorm and midday rain also may have contributed to keeping people off the streets.

But it's very clearly contributed to keeping the town a lot healthier than others like it".

"That clearly contributes to keeping the income levels high in the state, because we have a well-educated work force.

The funds have contributed to keeping millions of people alive and offering them the chance of a future.

Elegant equipment generates enough electricity to power both the machine itself and contribute to keeping the room's lights on.