Sentence examples for contribution to growing from inspiring English sources
Mark Tanzer, chief executive of the Association of British Travel Agents, has also criticised Airbnb's contribution to growing tourism numbers as a threat to historic cities around the world.
This book makes a significant contribution to growing evidence on the therapeutic benefits of ayahuasca.
Furthermore, it is important that we better understand the recession's contribution to growing economic disparities, which can prove to be a source of socioeconomic instability and political divisiveness.
But although there is a "tail" to the online education curve, the tail for 100% online programs isn't nearly long enough to make a real contribution to growing the overall market; the real tail is in blended programs – a subject for another day.
Earlier versions of Mr. Ryan's Medicare proposal, he added, would have allowed the federal contribution to grow at a somewhat higher rate than assumed in the House budget blueprint.
The accounts, which allow after-tax contributions to grow tax free and are, in most cases, not taxed even upon withdrawal, were introduced in the 1998 tax year.
The younger you are when you start a pension, the better, because it means you've got more time to make contributions, and there is more time for those invested contributions to grow.
It is an investment account that allows any earnings on contributions to grow tax-deferred.
As an incentive, the government allows your contributions to grow tax-free until they're withdrawn.
Another contribution to our growing appreciation of avian systematics comes from the growing number of scientific collaborations that cross geographic and institutional boundaries.
