Sentence examples for managed to contribute from inspiring English sources

Against Philadelphia, that is something Drogba managed to contribute – with Johan Venegas almost the beneficiary of his knockdown.

After a while, I managed to contribute some small talk, and so did Betty, both of us halfheartedly.

Despite his lengthy and productive career in Paris, he still managed to contribute work to his native city of Sens. Few extant works can be definitely attributed to Cousin.

Over the past two years, the north London rapper has managed to contribute to British culture in a way that feels truly contemporary – and made the forecast of an exclusively retromania-fuelled pop future seem just like a bad dream in the process.

Cheryl Fernandez-Versini never managed to contribute much to The X Factor, other than three worryingly tearful breakdowns during each audition stage and the occasional ill-advised whoop in the live shows, but she seemed to have a decent relationship with the show nonetheless.

Not only have they managed to contribute to a climate in which human rights can be violated in far worse ways than they were under Saddam's Ba'athist regime, they have actually driven Iraqis, all Iraqis, into openly stating that life was much better under Saddam, something that this writer, like most Iraqis, never, ever imagined possible only a few years ago.

Still, Münster '07 manages to contribute to the three-way curatorial debate.

From this exercise we could manage to contribute to the food security literature by focusing on economic and environmental impact due to the implementation of NFSA.

The Ocean is considerably smaller yet it still maintains all of the core features of the Sidekick and it manages to contribute a few of its own to the fray (like GPS).

You manage to contribute to the group as well as develop new technical and interpersonal skills.

And while we are shunned by many in mainstream black culture, we still manage to contribute to every facet of black life in America.