Sentence examples for have long contributed from inspiring English sources

High intermarriage rates for the most assimilated children and grandchildren of immigrants have long contributed to a peculiar form of Hispanic statistical attrition.

Hunter College mourns the loss of Governor Carey, who was an inspiration to those of us at Hunter's Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging & Longevity, where he received a 2005 New Yorkers Forever Award, honoring "individuals who have long contributed to the enrichment of life in the city".

"If the Senate really wanted to enforce the rule of law, it would have sanctioned employers, and not just immigrants, many of whom have long contributed their labor and tax dollars to this state," said Cheryl Little, the executive director of the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center.

Yet race, sexuality and simply having different viewpoints have long contributed to tensions between couples and their families. .

The gains made by ISIS have highlighted the sectarian divides that have long contributed to the instability of Iraq as a country.

Remarkably, even after many changes in PES schemes over time, the same governance constraints and problems that have long contributed to inequities in forest access persist, with large formal forest holdings and payments going to the powerful few, while the customary land tenure of the poor remains unrecognized by state authorities so these households are unable to benefit from PES contracts.

The single-donor museum has long contributed to this nation's cultural richness.

And energy companies, whose executives had long contributed campaign funds to Republican candidates, pushed to block any amendments aimed at diluting the benefits.

Bangladesh's heavy dependence on agriculture has long contributed to seasonal unemployment among rural farmworkers, as well as to a generally low standard of living in many areas.

The Claremont custody center closed in 2011 when California began efforts to reduce its prison population, which has long contributed to the US having the highest rate of incarceration in the world.

Ms. Kane said that the company had never before set up convention events that use charities, but that it saw a chance to raise money for a cause that it has long contributed to, pediatric cancer.