Sentence examples for real contributing from inspiring English sources

I will feel like a real contributing member of society.

Its savings to large employers have been real, contributing significantly to the current economic boom, but they are likely to prove temporary, while coverage has become more expensive for small businesses and the self-employed.

Stress is a very real problem, contributing to both mental and physical health challenges.

He said that open fires, which the act prohibits in many towns and cities, were the real problem contributing to London's dirty air.

They seem almost as soulless as the zombies they're fighting, and their deaths aren't registered with any real regret, contributing to a sense of nihilism and hopelessness that wasn't part of the original.

This, so the argument runs, shows that Roger himself is not in any real sense contributing economically to the society.

DoSomething is a young office, most the employees are under the age of 30, and everyone is doing real work, contributing to that purpose.

From the data reported here, it seems unlikely that a HLA-E neighboring gene rather than HLA-E itself, could be the real factor contributing to the disease.

Machinery operators using secured tablets can add descriptions, pictures, and videos in real-time, contributing to major reductions in paperwork, transpiration and lost time.

Although real tennis contributed its name and scoring system to lawn tennis, real tennis is now played at fewer than 30 courts in the world.

"It's a narrative that is real". Erica Werner and David Weigel contributed to this report.