Sentence examples for notes contribute to from inspiring English sources

Young service users were able to ask questions, write cofacilitator notes, contribute to debriefing meetings after the focus groups and comment on the themes developed from the analysis.

This complementary note contributes to the discussion by making three main points.

This note contributes to the discussion on the compliance costs of disclosure requirements for publicly traded companies.

Each track doubles up both music and sound sculpture, the note contributing to the song, the tone to a texture.

Mr. Lewis charged Mr. McCain and Sarah Palin with "sowing the seeds of hatred and division" in their fervently red-meat rallies, not unlike "a governor of the State of Alabama named George Wallace" whose race-bating rhetoric, Mr. Lewis noted, contributed to the 1963 bombing of the Birmingham church in which four young girls were killed.

The invention and dissemination of photography, it has often been noted, contributed to what has been called the modern 'frenzy of the visible.' In this remarkable study of Charcot's clinic Salp'tri're and its iconography of madness, Georges demonstratesn demonsthates that it led as well to the heightened visibility of frenzy.

Notes will be taken during and directly following observation and these notes will contribute to the data set.

Particular care with the spacings of center lines, contrasts in linework, crosshatchings, positioning of dimensions, and notes collectively contribute to quality, balance and overall clarity of the drawing.

Remember tips and everything and use all your notes to contribute to the story!

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Various forms of intertextuality were noted to contribute to the invocation of attitude in certain social contexts, with attitudinal evocation (what Martin and White term 'afforded' attitude) observed to involve intertextual reference, in the broadest, Bakhtinian sense of the term.