Sentence examples for day contributed to the from inspiring English sources

Asked if he believed those allegations, Duckenfield replied: "Sir, I am of the view that many people on that day contributed to the disaster, and I hold the view that football fans played a part".

In an emotional session in the House of Commons, MPs sat silently as May read out the determinations of the jury in the Hillsborough inquests in full – including that the police's lack of planning and their decisions taken on the day contributed to the disaster, while the behaviour of the fans attending the match did not.

The dollar's strength throughout the day contributed to the downward pressure on oil prices, with the euro trading lower at $1.545, from $1.574, on Tuesday afternoon.

Sandia may one day contribute to the battle against international terrorism, said Webb Johnson, director of business research at the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce.

And for those who aspire to one day contribute to the Lincoln library, remember what Lincoln once wrote: "Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all".

It's a lofty 15 year plan that's still in its early stages, but according to a statement from the biotech firm's CEO, Martine Rothblatt, the partnership could one day contribute to the delivery of hundreds of organs a day.

I just think about how every day contributes to the next.

We certainly hope the data produced by the HGP will one day contribute to the conquering of disease, but this remains a future prospect.

New Creation's Miracle Seed event raised S$21 million in one day, contributing to the S$348 million it spent on building the 5,000-seat 5,000-seatrming ArtStar Performing Arts Centres where it hones services.

Adubato said he thought that a pregame video featuring Al Pacino firing up the troops in "Any Given Sunday" contributed to the Liberty's sprinting to a 19-point halftime lead Tuesday night, too much for Miami to make up.

Already, even without a drop of oil in the oyster beds, the ripple effects have been felt by the fishermen who have been docked (the bad weather on Saturday contributed to that), to the marinas losing business, to the processors and distributors, all of whom have only begun to recover from Hurricane Katrina.