Sentence examples for not having contributed from inspiring English sources

This could be a fine time to restore Nathan Redmond and Wes Hoolahan to the starting line-up, Steven Naismith and Matt Jarvis not having contributed enough in recent weeks.

I was determined I would die at 27 like the greats, while not having contributed a fraction of what they had.

You risk legitimising practice that may not have contributed to success at all.

They could not have contributed at least that much on regular plays?

But the childless will not have contributed much to the cost of raising that generation.

"The fact that these cars have big batteries in them may or may not have contributed to the issue.

Although it enabled faster growth, supply-chain trade may not have contributed much to developing economies' technological sophistication.

The Gruffalo and all the other books I've illustrated would not have contributed to the British economy, creating jobs and revenue.

Edgar Feuchtwanger writes: One of the reasons for his acquittal was the argument that the film could not have contributed to the Holocaust, since it pre-dated it.

The Democratic National Committee returned millions of dollars in suspect soft money that came from overseas donors or from individuals who may not have contributed their own money.

An event as shocking as Trump's election demands that the forces that may (or may not) have contributed to his victory be rendered suitably monstrous in retrospect.