Sentence examples for much contributed to from inspiring English sources

These specific requirements have much contributed to make nuclear reactors evolving in an evolutionary manner.

"Arresting the youngsters at school might have been convenient, but it very much contributed to what is now this media circus," he said.

In its citation, the festival praised him "as an innovator of the contemporary language of cinema," but Mr. Woo said, "I wouldn't say that I have much contributed to film society, even though I made several good films".

Since this principle is a powerful tool in nonlinear analysis, many mathematicians have much contributed to the improvement and generalization of this principle in many ways (see [2 10] and others).

The well-known Banach contraction mapping principle [1] is a powerful tool in nonlinear analysis; many mathematicians have much contributed to the improvement and generalization of this principle in many ways.

In 1255, the statutes of the Parisian arts faculty declared all known works of Aristotle mandatory reading for the students – a very influential move, which much contributed to the rise of Averroes' commentaries as the principal secondary literature of Latin university culture.

This has paid him well, but it does not much contribute to a successful campaign.

It is believed that the distribution in the first few harmonics very much contributes to the individuality of the violin.

So much contributes to stress in adults, and new research is always examining ways for adults to combat stress.

Turnpikes facilitated the movement of coal, and John Billingsley enthused "Nothing so much contributes to the improvement of a county as good roads.

These authors discussed the result as an issue of selectivity; however, the agonistic and antagonistic properties of the ligands used may just as much contribute to the differences.