Sentence examples for less it contributes from inspiring English sources

It has been my experience that in general, the more a form of political communication costs, the less it contributes to healthy political discourse.

This implies a complex computation for the resulting probability amplitudes, but provided it is the case that the more complicated the diagram the less it contributes to the result, it is only a matter of time and effort to find as accurate an answer as one wants to the original question.

Indeed, the smaller the weight of a variable, the less it contributes to the size of the margin between classes.

The later a worker egg is produced in the season the less it contributes to overall fitness.

It revolves, yet again, around the CAP, and the rebate Britain receives because, as a country with relatively few farmers or poor regions, it gets back so much less than it contributes to the budget.

While it receives $1,300 per student less than average from the state, it contributes $1,250 less of its own money than do the others, according to the 1996-97 data from the Education Department.

Although Emery represents almost half of CNF's sales, it contributes less than one-third of its parent's operating income.

Mining is regarded as the bedrock of the South African economy, but in truth it contributes less than 10% to overall economic activity.

At 150 and 160°C dissolution is promoted by both homogeneous and defect-assisted nucleation of pits such that homogeneous nucleation is negligible at 1/lnΩ > 0.25 where it contributes less than 2% to the total dissolution rate.

That supposed green credential has helped the industry escape any caps on greenhouse gases since it contributes less than 3percenttotoverallll global emissions.

Despite the increase in imaging for the evaluation of cancer patients, a study from the United States, where there has been relatively unconstrained access to advanced imaging technologies, has estimated that it contributes less than 6% of total health-care expenditure, with the vast majority of direct costs of health care being related to the delivery of treatment.