Sentence examples for later contribute from inspiring English sources

The explanation is that shape probabilities add up from many small contributions, and there is no way to determine early which subshapes may later contribute to the top-ranking ones.

"If we are talking about peace and mutual understanding, it means investing in people who will later contribute to Palestinian society," he said.

But, for all the preparations, one error would be made that would later contribute to the huge death toll - too few ambulances would be brought up outside the school.

Welk, who was raised in a German-speaking hamlet in North Dakota, did not learn English until he was 21, developing an accent that would later contribute to his homespun appeal.

Under the reforms outlined by Liberal Democrat Mr Alexander last month, public sector workers will retire later, contribute more to pensions, and receive payouts based on average career earnings, rather than final salary.

Here we consider two key sub-problems inherent in conversational curation: length prediction --- predicting the number of comments a discussion thread will receive and the novel task of re-entry prediction --- predicting whether a user who has participated in a thread will later contribute another comment to it.

He later contributed to Fox News.

He later contributed arrangements and compositions to Glenn Miller and Count Basie.

Laura later contributed funds by waitressing at a local restaurant.

He later contributed considerably to the technology of drop forging.

(Mr. Nathanson later contributed to this version of the script).