Sentence examples for little contributed to from inspiring English sources

"Mr Blair made a major mistake, which has had disastrous consequences for the Iraqis and which more than a little contributed to the discredit currently heaped upon the political class …" the paper wrote.

In parts of East Asia, like China, the Siberian High fabricates cooler winters than places like Scandinavia or Alaska interior but dry, so that snow cover is little, contributing to a subarctic climate in vast areas of Mongolia.

That's not all "The Little Mermaid" contributed to your youth, though.

This resulted in their sleeping either too much or too little, which contributed to inactiveness.

I love talking to the proprietor and feel a little positivity contributing to a small bookseller in the local economy.

"You can have all these little fires contributing to one big inferno".

But framed by forests, they get little sunlight, contributing to their decay.

"I have done very little to contribute to society," says Joel Sherman, the wheezy worrier from the Bronx who keeps vampire hours.

An ideology can still play an important role in history, even if it has little to contribute to the challenges of complex societies.

After that, he said, most people have little to contribute to society and are a burden rather than a benefit.

They do little to contribute to a cohesive sense of individualism as compared to say, being the only Mexican-American member of your local bowling league.