Sentence examples for house contributes from inspiring English sources

A harmonious house contributes to a harmonious life.

Access Economics, a consultancy, estimates the opera house contributes about A$734m a year to the Australian economy, from performances and its status as the country's biggest tourist destination.

Every person in the house contributes to the dirt and clutter, but how many actually clean up after themselves?

So if you're round your friend's house, contribute to washing up after you've had the dinner.

The religious house contributed to Russia's economic and cultural recovery by the establishment of monastic schools after the ravages of 13th-century Mongol invasions.

Each of the tenants in this ivory-tower boarding house contributed to its upkeep, lights, heat, the wages of a general cook (a former Cotton Club chorine), and all were present at the invitation of the owner, that very original editor, writer, fantaisiste, a gentleman with a guillotine tongue, yet benevolent and butter-hearted, the late, the justly lamented George Davis.

Our present observations and the factorial analysis of malaria cases clusters in a fraction of the residences suggest that other factors, besides the distance to the mosquitoes' breeding sites and the number of residents in the house contribute to concentration of cases in some of the houses.

Their use of the houses contributes to the fouling of the shallow water, and endangers a fragile ecosystem coral and seagrass, environmental advocates have argued.

It's a vicious cycle: lack of demand for housing contributes to a lack of jobs, which contributes to weak household formation, which contributes to a lack of demand for housing.

Like access to affordable health care, the lack or limited availability of affordable housing contributes to the undertow beneath today's wave of prosperity for a sizable portion of the population.

Flint will say: "We need to build more homes in this country, but given housing contributes 27% of our carbon emissions, we must also take this opportunity to trial new ways of tackling climate change".