Sentence examples for easily contribute from inspiring English sources

At that time, all of these were alive and so could easily contribute.

Spending transparency would mean groups outside governments could more easily contribute ideas for potential savings.

HPV may not be as alarming as HIV, but changing sexual behaviours to prevent one could easily contribute to preventing the other.

I had been looking for ways that teachers could collaboratively create digital products during workshops — something they could easily contribute to and reference during and after a workshop.

His description of the growth of provincial power neglected to mention its darker side: Some provinces are becoming rival power centers and could as easily contribute to the country's disintegration as to its stability.

"We found that there were hundreds of older women with all sorts of skills and who can cook, do crafts and look after kids, but don't think they can teach anything or can easily contribute to society," added Harrison.

Those other oxidants pose pollution problems; but so does ethanol, which tends to make gasoline evaporate too easily, contributing to smog in the summer months.

When this developmentally regulated programme is re-activated in the adult organism, it easily contributes to tumor progression by facilitating invasion and metastasis.

The hard and compact basalts produce very little sediment yield but high runoff conditions, and the intertrappeans sedimentary rocks which are soft and easily eroded contribute to the sediments.

Parasite eggs can remain alive in feces for a long time and, according to Mitchell, the practice could easily have contributed to the roundworms' success.

With it, you'll be able to use the "Guides" to easily find (and contribute to) the best foods in Austin.