Sentence examples for contribution is to point from inspiring English sources

Falco's one indubitable contribution is to point out that a concave (for example, shaving) mirror acts like a lens and can project an image, given certain lighting conditions.

The center's contribution was to point out that Pratt was also a national co-chairman of the Buchanan campaign.

The study's main contribution was to point out that Romney's arithmetic doesn't add up.

Keynes's great contribution was to point out that hoarding can damage your health, and that if you are in a hole you should not dig deeper.

But what this report does, and this is one of its most significant contributions, is to point a finger at a failure and in fact an illegitimacy to the overall policy that guided Israel's actions in Gaza.

One of his theoretical contributions was to point out that the long run "steady state" beloved by classical economists doesn't really exist: the long run is a succession of short runs.

Beyond its raw facts about emissions, this book's great contribution to the debate is to point out that the markets are gambling trillions of dollars on a bet that governments will never seriously curb carbon emissions.

The main contribution of this relationship is to point out the symmetry of chronological decrement and thanatological renewal processes in the case of stationary populations.

His lasting contribution here, he said, was to point out that instead of lugging each sheep up the beautiful winding stone staircase, anaesthetising it and diagnosing pregnancy by opening it up, one could merely feel its belly while it was still outside.

Olson's major contribution was to have driven home the point that the existence of such a common interest just as often generates a free-rider incentive.

His main contribution was to replace the distance between two points, which had traditionally been a real number, by a random variable.