Sentence examples for has contributed very from inspiring English sources

"Japan has contributed very little to the discussion.

Another suggestion is that it will emerge that he has contributed very little to charity, despite the fact that he has described himself as an "ardent philanthropist".

Single case study design has contributed very much to the theory development in like social science disciplines and their use has been declined drastically over the last few decades with the recent advances in quantitative sciences, and the focus of research community has almost entire shifted to quantitative aspects of the studies.

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has reiterated his unhappiness with Kyle Lafferty, claiming the striker has contributed "very little" to his country's World Cup campaign.

The third driver--changes in multiples--is sometimes positive and sometimes negative, and over the long run has contributed very little to returns.

"After quite a good start to the campaign he has contributed very little and he knows he won't have contributed very much in the second half of the campaign.

Evidence based nursing knowledge appears to have contributed very little to the recent success of day surgery.

And even if descendants of the Herto people interbred with surviving Neanderthal populations, the latter appear to have contributed very little to the modern human gene pool.

We find that the Big Three have contributed very few such comments and no amicus briefs over the past decade, and were much less involved in such reforms than asset owners with much smaller portfolios.

Noted photographer and author Michael Katakis, Professor of Native American literature and American Book Award winner Gerald Vizenor, and Associate Curator of the American collection of the University of Pennsylvania Museum Robert Preucel have contributed very personal and sensitive essays inspired by the portraits in this volume.

The group, which goes as the V20, comprises countries that have contributed very little to the causes of climate change but are likely to suffer disproportionately from its effects; they include Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Vietnam.