Sentence examples for less contribute from inspiring English sources
The phrase "less contribute" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a reduced level of contribution, but the phrasing is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "We need to find ways to encourage team members to contribute more, rather than to less contribute to the project."
Alternatives: "contribute less" or "reduce their contribution".
The groups didn't even pay for the damage they caused, much less contribute to improvements.
Namely, defects on the basal plane may more or less contribute to the magnetism of our GQDs.
It can be seen that the kernel bandwidth is small when the pixel is on the edge, so that the neighboring pixels less contribute to the averaging and thus the edge intensities are less changed.
On the contrary, when the pixel is in the non-flat area where ∥I(p)−I q)∥ is large, the photometric weights diminish and thus the neighboring pixels less contribute for the denoising.
Did the fact that I talked less contribute to the belief that women's opinions were inferior to men?
Unfortunately, its lasting impact not only undermined the essential role that faith has successfully played in America, but it reduced religion to mere personal 'belief' and helped launch a cultural revolution, proclaiming loudly that on matters of moral consequence, reason has no truths it can discern, nothing of moral significance it can claim to know, much less contribute to the public debate".
The bikes, typically with engines of 100 horsepower or less, contributed to an overall $892 million trade deficit for the year.
But half the working population in this nation of 170 million is estimated to earn the minimum wage or less, contributing to one of the most skewed distributions of income in the world.
Participants who decided quickly — in 10 seconds or less — contributed, on average, 67% of their money.
All of these factors, more or less, contributed to the observed heterogeneity.
A key feature is given by the emission spectra of ionized tyrosine residues, which are less contributed in the latent and cleaved form.
