Sentence examples for contributing to the impression from inspiring English sources

Contributing to the impression of abandonment is the fact that some railroad stations in the city, including those far from subway lines, have infrequent service even during the morning rush, the survey found.

When you post an image of men sitting around a table (and yes, the gender disparity is often glaring) you're contributing to the impression that you're doing nothing but reinforcing the status quo.

The casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his family have contributed a reported $11 million to the super PAC supporting Mr. Gingrich, largely financing the candidate's anti-Romney ads and contributing to the impression that he's a viable presidential contender.

Although the influx of high-value targets has long made crime a problem in this region during the festival, such anecdotes are contributing to the impression that criminal activity has risen this year.

Undoubtedly, the "invisible" nature of mTBI, notably the lack of any external physical evidence of damage to the head or brain, has been a major factor contributing to the impression of inconsequentiality.

Moreover, our study included only ambulatory patients,whereas studies of seasonal influenza that include hospitalized or immunocompromised persons show prolonged shedding, contributing to the impression that our findings most likely underestimate the true proportion of case-patients still shedding virus on day 8.

That her repertory includes several songs associated with Lady Day only contributed to the impression.

A glaring light overhead contributes to the impression of the artist as all-powerful inquisitor.

This has contributed to the impression that they would again be competitors.

A series of events have contributed to the impression that the relationship is going through tough times.

This defeatist talk only contributes to the impression we are losing, when I think we're winning".