Sentence examples for sense it contributes from inspiring English sources

In this sense, it contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex concept of stigma.

(See: "Spectacular Acts Of Central Banking") "The efficient provision of liquidity by the central bank is good for the banking system in the sense that it contributes to a stable money market," a spokesman for the British Bankers Associationn said.

Generally, the lower your income tax rate and the further away you are from needing your savings in retirement, the more sense it makes to contribute to a Roth 401(k) and/or a Roth IRA.

Onshore automation makes sense only if it contributes to a least-total-cost solution.

In a sense, it was Mr. Castro who contributed to a greater awareness of religion, at least as an intellectual topic, in Cuba.

Specific APP physiologic roles are not entirely clear, but in a general sense it is felt to contribute to proper neuronal function and perhaps cerebral development (Zheng et al 1995).

That has a certain forbidding ring, but in "Yi Yi" it contributes to a sense of warmth and togetherness.

They must perceive who they are, what their group is doing, and how it contributes to their sense of self.

It contributes to our sense of who we are, and is of religious significance.    .

It contributes to a general sense of youthful rebellion, a grinning rejection that feels drawn from decades of pop music.

Ken Martin, who sells the homeless newspaper Street Sense and contributes to it, started the event with a moving speech about the potentially fatal consequences of homelessness.