Sentence examples for has made a considerable contribution from inspiring English sources
Cooperation among school and public libraries in this field has made a considerable contribution to local history.
The science of learning has made a considerable contribution to our understanding of effective teaching and learning strategies.
In the past decade, the literature on transitions toward sustainable socio-technical systems has made a considerable contribution in understanding the complex and multi-dimensional shifts considered necessary to adapt societies and economies to sustainable modes of production and consumption.
The study of ascidians (Chordata, Tunicata) has made a considerable contribution to our understanding of the origin and evolution of basal chordates.
In this regard, the hospice model, as the precursor/pioneer of PC, has made a considerable contribution.
Previous studies have reported that poor balance has made a considerable contribution to history of multiple falls among individuals with chronic stroke [ 2].
The CDM can therefore be said to have made a considerable contribution to the development and transfer of knowledge and technology in developing countries, and positively impacted on local communities through the creation of jobs and infrastructure.
"It wouldn't have been my choice, but then I favor historians and individuals who have made a considerable contribution to our understanding of New York and U.S. history," said Mr. Nasaw, a history professor at the CUNY Graduate Center.
"We are justly proud in having made a considerable contribution towards making Britain the best dressed country in the world, so far as men are concerned," he wrote in 1933, adding, perhaps just a little questionably, "The caste of dress which used to separate class from class, can be said to have disappeared in my lifetime".
In high-resource to medium-resource settings, advances in breast cancer therapy in recent years have made a considerable contribution to improved survival and the subsequent reduction or stabilisation of breast cancer death rates.
