Sentence examples for it would contribute more from inspiring English sources

In May, the federal government announced that it would contribute more than ten million dollars to the new facility, which could employ some hundred and fifty people.

The Club for Growth, which had spent money on television and radio commercials against Mr. Lugar in the primary and said it would contribute more, if needed, in the general election, said Mr. Donnelly was "an economic liberal who votes in lock-step" with Democratic leaders.

Since my background is in humour, it was expected that I would contribute more eagerly to the gag count in the paper.

The largest is Adani's Carmichael mine, which over its lifetime would contribute more than half of these emissions through 5 bn tonnes of coal.

In November Developing East Arnhem said Rio Tinto estimated its bauxite mine would contribute more than $500m to the region over the next five years "through expenditure on salaries and wages and spending with local suppliers".

It was hypothesized that formative measures of reading comprehension would contribute more to our understanding of students' overall reading abilities than simply oral reading fluency (ORF).

However, it remained possible that prolonged release of antigen from an alum depot would contribute more to memory than acute primary responses (32).

They also argued newcomers from the two countries would contribute more to the UK economy than they took from it.

It is important to understand whether a combination of the major genetic factors would contribute more to T2DM or may be used to stratify high-risk populations [14] [18].

Yet, if it can be shown that Sicilian temples share similar astronomical alignments to Greek temples, this would contribute more evidence that these cities were practicing religion in a Hellenic style.

Furthermore, when wealth disparity exists between the buyers and sellers, the wealthier population would contribute more into the program and the poorer population would benefit more from it.