Sentence examples for how this contributes from inspiring English sources

Wiles: "I think we all need to make the case for investment in public assets and services and how this contributes to overall wellbeing and prosperity.

This will tell people how much income tax and national insurance they have paid; their average tax rates; and how this contributes to public spending".

ICAI published an advertisement last week to find a separate provider to lead its study of how the UK aid agency uses contractors to deliver programmes, and "how this contributes to wider development outcomes and to sustainability through the build-up of local expertise".

Their actual 'performance' and how this contributes to sustainability depends on the 'mutual shaping' of technology and context.

The emphasis is on the role played by overtopping and how this contributes to the wave pumping in the area around the structure.

It will be the value we give to knowledge that we review that will be important rather than the knowledge set itself, and how this contributes to the generation of new knowledge.

Finally, the analysis focuses on the progressive substitution of technology for labour in routine tasks, and how this contributed to the employment growth at the bottom part of the occupational distribution.

However, the generation of a cumulative probability graph also allowed a comparison of individual performance, how individual features were assessed in the same case, and how this contributed to diagnostic disagreement between individuals.

This example was far from unique in our evaluative study, with almost all interviewees speaking of the 'empowering' and 'selfreinforcing' benefits of the programme and how this contributed to their child's adjustment, coping and compliance with RT.

Thematic analysis focused on patients', healthcare professionals' and managers' experience of the Light-Touch service and specifically how this contributed (or not) to day-to-day management of COPD (Additional file 4 gives the coding framework).

Data were analysed using a discursive approach to consider the ways in which participants interacted, and how this contributed to the goal of online learning about using Internet technologies for mental health practice.