Sentence examples for greater contributor from inspiring English sources
Significant growth of another sort — in democratic political institutions and sound economic management — was an even greater contributor to success, in his view.
(Any kind of charcoal, however, releases more particulate matter than propane, which makes charcoal a greater contributor to air pollution. There are few easy choices in environmental analysis).
In a telephone interview Wednesday, Mr. Knittel said that while the addition of robust safety equipment to vehicles caused some of the weight gain, changing preferences among consumers was a greater contributor to the lackluster economy numbers.
The rioters have not been the more devout Muslims; indeed, they include many non-Muslims.Give us the jobsA much greater contributor than Islam to the malaise in the suburbs is the lack of jobs.
No, if we want to know which science is best, there's only one way to find out… FIGHT! (By which I mean, a comparison of the properties of both leading to a fair assessment of which is the greater contributor to society as a whole, and thus more deserving of the title of "top science". That's a "fight" to most scientists).
There are doubtless those who think it heresy to claim Vettori a greater contributor to the game than the distinguished Hadlee; but, considering pitch conditions and the demands placed upon modern cricketers – particularly the packed international schedule – the grounds for doing so are several.
As environmental engineers know, these latter are much greater contributors of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere than are power plants and automobiles.
Although services and trade are the next largest employers behind agriculture, manufacturing and mining are greater contributors to the overall economy.
As under-five and infant mortality rates fall, early deaths become proportionately greater contributors to global child mortality.
Phone use was the second-greatest contributor to accidents.
"It is the single greatest contributor to getting nothing done.
