Sentence examples for damage that has contributed from inspiring English sources
A winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine, it is Krivenko's research into bone damage that has contributed to enabling humanity to access space easily.
Once again, the new ball did some early damage, although by now the cloud that had contributed to the England batting collapse had disappeared.
That has contributed to monetary stability.
President Mujica: Yes, in order to understand this, in the colonial and semi-colonial history of Latin America as in Africa the damage that foreign investment has done has contributed to creating an enormous prejudice.
For that purpose, UNICEF has contributed $500,000.
"Signalling systems should normally prevent two trains on the same track travelling in different directions … accident investigators will be examining whether there were any other technical or component causes like rail breakages, train defects or damage caused by vandalism that could have contributed to the accident," she said.
Mr. Kerry remains the strong favorite, but there is no question that free trade, and the loss of jobs to which it has contributed, could damage him here.
This has contributed to policies that hold property owners rather than the military responsible and liable for MEC damage on their property.
He has contributed to doing just that.
In contrast, only limited work has contributed to studying patch repair to curved damaged structures.
