Sentence examples for sometimes contributes from inspiring English sources

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

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

"What Randy has done is provide an intellectual and legal framework for explaining why this is not just unpopular, but also unconstitutional," said Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and founder of a legal blog to which Professor Barnett sometimes contributes.

Unfortunately, the biotech industry sometimes contributes to the hype.

That Mill himself sometimes contributes to the tyranny of these customs does not invalidate these arguments.

It results from several pathways of metabolic insult but also microangiopathy sometimes contributes to its development [35].

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.

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

Then again, he said, their social difficulties sometimes contribute to depression, which could look more like the picture you paint.

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