Sentence examples for crunch contributing from inspiring English sources

Instead, over the past decade an average of just 115,000 homes have been built annually by the private sector, according the HBF, with the recesssion and the freeze on mortgage finance during the credit crunch contributing to the low levels of building.

It contributes crunch, along with an intimation of Jewish delis.

Flawless bigeye tuna is flash-seared to give it a crust, but the interior remains red, sweet and buttery, and garnishes of peppercress and marjoram oil contribute crunch, citrus and spice.

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Connecticut cities are also not attracting recent college graduates -- the people in their early to mid-20's who have been contributing to housing crunches in New York, Jersey City, Hoboken, N.J., and other centers of new-economy jobs.

But he emphasized that Airbnb is only one of many factors contributing to New Orleans' housing crunch.

And social-security systems may even be contributing to the coming demographic crunch.

Research by Dr. McGill and others has shown that repeated bending of the spine, such as occurs when most of us do crunches, can over time contribute to damage of the spinal discs.

The shells are edible and will contribute flavor and crunch to the dish.

Bran and Chia Muffins: These moist, hearty muffins have great texture because of the slight crunch that the chia seeds contribute.

Other factors contributed to the crunch, including rash lending, securitisation and globalisation: when American subprime loans went bad, banks in Leipzig (which had bought the stuff) and in Newcastle upon Tyne (which hadn't—see article) were caught out.