Sentence examples for enormous contributing from inspiring English sources

Its political achievements form a large part of the history of the British Empire, and its economic power was enormous, contributing substantially to the national wealth and causing the company to be the centre of most of the economic controversies of the 17th century.

Their arrogance did the Grits [Liberals] enormous damage, contributing heavily to the government's problems in the 1957 general election.

Porter's enormous output contributed to their quandary.

… This enormous investment contributes little to the ultimate goal of increasing the supply of permanent housing units".

Keller details how Mandela's imperfections — his willingness to let the ends justify the means, his emotional detachment and enormous pragmatism — contributed to his extraordinary achievements.

"We're contributing enormous amounts of personal data to various databases and repositories," Webb says.

Understanding development is of enormous benefit in contributing to stem cell biology, so perhaps here also there is particular room for women.

As FMCG packages are characterized by short life spans and high turnover rates, FMCG packaging is contributing to enormous amount of plastic pollution.

Besides the large carbon storage potential in soils and sediments of these coastal areas, they provide a unique habitat for aquatic life and harbor enormous biodiversity, whilst also contributing to shoreline protection and pollution attenuation.

For years, massive runoff pollution from agribusiness in the Maumee River basin has been contributing to enormous algae blooms, which create oxygen-deprived dead zones that can kill fish and make humans sick.

I've gotten used to living with despair: that so little of our effort, energy, intelligence and determination are invested in creating a sustainable future; and, indeed, that humanity's macro-organizations, its national governments, its multinational business enterprises, expend their enormous power not only contributing to the devastation but sabotaging every effort to make it stop.