Sentence examples for so contributing from inspiring English sources
"so contributing" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to describe an action that someone is doing that is making a positive contribution to something. For example, "John spends a few hours every week volunteering at the local soup kitchen, so contributing to the community in a meaningful way."
To earn decent profits firms have to keep cutting costs, so contributing to further price falls.
The chronic immune activation also damages lymphoid tissue architecture, so contributing to the impairment of immune reconstitution.
This is due to an increasing population requiring more woodfuel and so contributing to a higher proportion of total deforestation.
There are two possible explanations why companies do not spend more: either they receive a great deal for what they already give, so contributing more is unnecessary, or they receive very little, so contributing more is fruitless.
As this trend played out, those people who had resources to move to places with more jobs did so, contributing to this growing inequality, explained Sicklick.
Doing so would enable limiting the use of energy resources and, as a consequence, their impacts to human health and to the environment, so contributing to making buildings healthier and more environmentally sustainable throughout their life-cycles.
"It is found in different amounts in water, so contributes to beer's total silica content.
Mr Byers said: 'Knowledgeable consumers stimulate businesses to innovate and so contribute to competitiveness.
I believe doing so contributed to his knee injury, which required surgery.
Our current world consistently values masculine attributes over feminine ones, and, by doing so, contributes to our collective detriment.
Its failure to do so contributed to the banking crisis, which in turn destroyed Mr Brown's prime ministership.
