Sentence examples for not its contribution from inspiring English sources

We find out that climate policy is unlikely to provide sufficient incentives to promote wind power, and that other policies should be used to internalise the societal benefits that accrue from deploying this technology: CO2 prices can only reflect the beneficial impact of wind on climate change but not its contribution to the security of supply or employment creation.

In medical humanitarianism, the medical act itself and its immediate impact on mortality are of value, not its contribution to other wider goals, however lofty.

The dominance of Gropius and Mies cemented the cool and rational version of the Bauhaus, which is its most distinctive – but not its only – contribution to the modern physical world.

After the United States said this spring that it would not increase its contribution to the International Monetary Fund, its influence in Europe was blunted.

Norbert Darabos, the defence minister, described the US criticism as "inexplicable", and said Austria would not increase its contribution to Afghanistan beyond the five policemen it has sent.

The UK advertising and media business is a powerhouse in the UK, and we should not underestimate its contribution.

Although the government has cut positions from a program to halt the spread of the brown tree snake, citing rising costs, the Fish and Wildlife Service has not reduced its contribution to the program.

The papers in this topical collection, however, have not addressed its contribution to the actual planning practice, and potential barriers towards the use of the accessibility instruments.

No frictional data specific for the PEEK-UHMWPE bearing couple is available, hence the parameter was kept the same for both and set slightly high to not underestimate its contribution to the predicted stresses.

No single viral genome had seven or more drug resistance mutations, suggesting that such severely mutated viruses were too unfit to be detected or that the resistance gain offered by the seventh mutation did not outweigh its contribution to the overall fitness loss of the virus.

Neil Postman, in his seminal work "Amusing Ourselves to Death" published more than 30 years ago, predicted a time when the value of news would become measured not by its contribution to social or political awareness, but by its ratings.