Sentence examples for has contributed considerably from inspiring English sources
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She has contributed considerably to the running of the Speaker's Office but now wishes to pursue other interests".
The combustion of fossil fuels for energy generation has contributed considerably to the effects of climate change.
In recent years, mass spectrometry has contributed considerably to provide this information and nowadays is proving to be indispensable when studying dynamic heterogeneous protein complexes such as the eukaryotic initiation factors.
(The Lancet, incidentally, has contributed considerably to combating this by establishing peer-reviewing of study protocols, in which decisions are made about which research papers will be sent out for review based on a description of the research question and study methods alone, before the findings themselves are known).
After more than thirty years of intensive research in paleoceanography, which has contributed considerably to our understanding of climatic changes, new avenues of research now require attention especially on internal physical and chemical processes occurring in the ocean (e.g., instabilities of thermohaline circulation, fate of anthropogenic carbon and so on).
Although such molecules have contributed considerably to basic research, their abilities to be used in applied life sciences have yet to be fully explored.
Due to the intriguing properties of MOFs (e.g., framework architecture, topology, and optical properties), they have contributed considerably to recent progresses in enzymatic catalysis, antibody-antigen interactions, or many other related approaches.
This might be attributable to the fact that topsoil salts are dynamic in nature, and land management practices (e.g. leaching, cultivation, and irrigation) might have contributed considerably to spatial variation.
This, if it had been continued, would have contributed considerably to the splendour of London; but the unlucky fragment is fated to stand as a foil to the vile and absurd edifice of brick pieced to it, which I have not patience to describe.
