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

Indeed, migrants often make a large contribution to the public purse.

Though the costs will keep falling, solar power is unlikely to make a large contribution to electricity supply in the UK, unless a radically different technology becomes viable.

The point is that successful companies — or, at any rate, companies that make a large contribution to a nation's economy — don't exist in isolation.

In a saner country, it would be a crime for a businessman to make a large contribution to an elected law-enforcement officer whose office was looking into his dealings.

Mr. Weinstein described persuading her to accept an offer from a Middle Eastern prince, who said he would make a large contribution to the Sandy relief effort if she would speak with him.

Overall, the transport and material sectors make a large contribution to GHG emission in all periods.

Another business they ran, selling health products, had begun to make a larger contribution to charity possible, Mary Spader said in an interview.

5.12pm GMT Small print alert: Is the government planning to get small banks, or overseas operators, to make a larger contribution to the industry levy?

Tristram Hunt's modest suggestion in Monday's Guardian that Britain's 2,570 fee-paying schools make a larger contribution to the wider community or risk losing their charity tax rebates roused predictable fury from the usual suspects, not least in Fleet Street which, like many of our institutions, is less meritocratic than in post-war generations past.

Alternatively, these specific loci may make a larger contribution to the genetic risk for GDM than for T2DM.

Peripheral chemoreceptors respond more rapidly than the central neurons, but central chemosensors make a larger contribution to stimulating ventilation.