Sentence examples for had always contributed from inspiring English sources

But until last season, the most extreme strikeout hitters had always contributed a lot of home runs.

The album represented a departure from the band's previous working methods: although all five members had always contributed to the development of the songs, Gruff Rhys had been the main songwriter.

The public have always contributed generously to us and we would be delighted to be able to do more.

Instilling a sense of national pride in the Russian people has far-reaching implications for Eurasia, as domestic self-confidence and international respect have always contributed to Russia's willingness to cooperate in solving diplomatic crises.

Although women have always contributed to our scientific progress, their numbers remain small and largely relegated to second-class status.

This influx has always contributed to the strength of U.S. research, but it creates a problem—"brain drain --that leaves a technical vacuum overseas, especially in drain --thatountries.

Although rail has always contributed a tiny proportion of value added in transportation, its share of value added continues to decline because road transport (freight and passenger) has virtually taken over all the traffic previously conveyed by rail.

We'll continue contributing to the business as we've always contributed, but sometimes now from a distance, counting on our nationally eclectic management team to keep the lights on in Panama City day-to-day.

Washington, D.C.-based attorney Dan Backer, a proponent of super PACs, suspects that much of the money flowing to these nascent groups will come from "the same folks who've always contributed," though he also argues that super PACs will allow more people to get involved and have their voices heard.

These findings indicate that some projects that aimed to strengthen health systems had not always contributed to all of the building blocks.

His brother, the co-owner of a real estate company, had "always worked to contribute something," he said.