Sentence examples for may yet contribute from inspiring English sources

Instead the focus was the money: the $18 million needed to reach the target of $100 million; the generosity of the corporations and individuals who had contributed; the — ahem! — generosity of those who may yet contribute.

Recently, however, studies have shown that elevated mitochondrial ROS may yet contribute to aging in mutator mice.

The news that it wasn't even in use at the time of the crash should silence some critics, but hardly all: The full story of the crash isn't known yet, and while Autopilot does not appear to be the cause, it may yet have contributed.

We remain optimistic that, before long (and though you may not realize it), Bitcasa's technology will yet contribute significantly to fulfilling this mission.

DM is associated with the development of muscle dysfunction, which may not be clinically detectable, and yet may contribute to the occurrence of diabetic complications [ 99, 175].

Secondly, the inheritor "may yet by his labour contribute largely to the social good, and a well-organised state will in various ways elicit such labour from possessors of inherited wealth" (LPPO 224).

However, a number of strain specific proteins are hypothetical proteins with uncharacterised functions and may yet be shown to contribute to pathogenicity in C. diphtheriae strains.

Scientists may yet discover that inflammation contributes to disease in unexpected ways.

Short-term volunteer groups may yet identify a framework to contribute meaningfully.

This is good news: migrants did not contribute to the economic crisis, and they may yet help to overcome it.

An examination was made of additional areas that may contribute yet further to the development of the OHS concept.