Sentence examples for make a big contribution to from inspiring English sources

In modern America, Muslims can make a big contribution to debates about greed and social justice, while fully respecting the country's secular constitution.

MBA students and alumni are involved in interviewing every applicant and make a big contribution to running the school just to make sure it stays that way.

Google's vast computing power, used to run its search engine and various other services, also make a big contribution to how effective the study can be.

In its new forecast, the cabinet office said it expected rising business investment to continue to make a big contribution to overall economic growth.

We make a big contribution to public spending saving by phasing out much of the £4.6bn teaching grant over three years.

The 27-year-old, who has played all five of Chelsea's pre-season games, is now hoping for an injury-free season to allow him to make a big contribution to what will undoubtedly be a long and hard campaign.

It's another for consumers to be in a position to raise their spending substantially faster to make a bigger contribution to growth.

But compulsory licensing also discourages innovation, and will do so increasingly as emerging markets make a bigger contribution to pharmaceutical company revenues.

Yet, on some measures, countries with slow-growing populations make a bigger contribution to global warming than fast-growing ones.A related point can be made by looking at the pressure of population on land.

Then Africa could make a bigger contribution to the recent improvement in the fortunes of the music industry, which reported revenue growth of 0.3 percent worldwide in 2012, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, a trade group.

The producer and rapper shouldn't feel too disheartened: takings from his Compton album and the NWA biopic will likely make a bigger contribution to next year's list, with the film taking $157.5m at the US box office.