Sentence examples for has contributed hugely from inspiring English sources
In addition, immigration has contributed hugely to our cultural life, to entrepreneurship and to innovation.
The absence of any diplomatic relations for 28 years between these two countries has contributed hugely to mutual misunderstanding.
And then there is that host of British talent that doesn't fall into an easily identifiable pop category, but has contributed hugely to the development of British music.
My wife is very calm, balanced and spiritual and doesn't have a materialistic bone in her body; her measure of success is very different from mine and that has contributed hugely to the shaping of who I am.
Pietersen's innings will never carry the impact of Basil D'Oliveira's that day, but by preventing any last-minute Australian party-pooping it has contributed hugely to the resurrection of interest in the game here.
In a further paradox, given the emphasis on the EU's prowess at reconciliation, the current six-month presidency is held by Cyprus, a country whose intractable conflict and partition has defied decades of mediation and has contributed hugely to the freeze in Turkey's negotiations to join the EU.
Big coal, faced with mounting evidence that carbon dioxide emissions have contributed hugely to increases in planetary temperatures, resolutely decided to shoot the messengers.
Both have contributed hugely to progress in medicine and both are mindful of the grave dangers of climate change for public health.
The proposed banks resolution regime is supposed to help cut the invidious link between failing banks and weak sovereigns that is seen as having contributed hugely to the sovereign debt crisis in countries such as Spain and Ireland.
However, it was also recognised that the stadium had "contributed hugely" to the success of both teams.
Publishing houses, like recording labels, movie studios, and other purveyors of media, have contributed hugely to culture despite the greediness and inertia that are found in any entrenched business.
