Sentence examples for sometimes contributed from inspiring English sources

Efforts by central banks to hold down interest rates have sometimes contributed to speculative bubbles, for example.

During World War II, Miss Welty was briefly on the staff of The New York Times Book Review and sometimes contributed reviews under the pseudonym Michael Ravenna.

In other places, however, the rebellions sometimes contributed to a growing belief on the part of colonial authorities that the institution of slavery was becoming untenable.

He spent less than $14,000 on campaign contributions in the first six months of this year -- big numbers for most donors, but small for Mr. Trump, who has sometimes contributed more than $100,000 a year.

In South Africa, the split within the ruling African National Congress can be linked to dissatisfaction with its performance by the "black diamonds", South Africans who have worked their way up into the middle class since the end of apartheid.Worst of all, the middle class has sometimes contributed to the most brutal violence.

Also on the Tribune's staff in the late 1860s was Mark Twain Henry Georgee sometimes contributed pieces, as did Bret Harte.

Mr. Kimmel's younger brother, Jonathan, a writer for "South Park," sometimes contributes segments.

Yes, badly maintained tracks, trains, or signals can sometimes contribute to a derailment.

"Forensic science actually can sometimes contribute to wrongful convictions," says Jessica Gabel, a Georgia State University law professor.

The medical profession sometimes contributes to a dangerous delay in treating infections that can lead to sepsis.

Watchdog groups say insurance companies sometimes contribute to the problem by underplaying at auction the damage to a car.