Sentence examples for sport contributes from inspiring English sources

Around half the world's golf courses and players are thought to be in America, and the sport contributes around $70 billion to America's economy according to a 2011 study.

Sport can help mend Britain's broken society, and low levels of participation in organised sport contributes to crime and welfare dependency, according to Tory MP Iain Duncan-Smith MP, founder of the the Centre for Social Justice, writing in the Daily Telegraph.

But wear and tear in a physically demanding sport contributes.

Sport contributes to healthy child development; it builds self-esteem and life skills.

Veneman said breaking down barriers for girls and women – including in sport – contributes to social and economic progress and achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

For UNICEF, sport contributes to the realization of other rights including: learning in school; developing healthy attitudes; promoting non-violence; fostering conflict management; and, combatting prejudice present in the lives of thousands of boys and girls.

In 1960 the ring-related death of University of Wisconsin boxer Charles Mohr, as well as a general waning of interest in the sport, contributed to the end of "big time" intercollegiate boxing, and boxing is unlikely ever to regain NCAA status.

Amongst adults, running was the sport contributing with the most injuries (ninj = 198), followed by football (ninj = 94) and strength training (ninj = 89).

Though Karageorge had only been on the OSU football team for one season (he had been on the wrestling squad for three years), the possibility that America's favorite and most violent sport contributed to his death is a grim thought, because the lineman is far from the only football player who has endured some vicious blows to the head. .

He continued, "we believe this partnership is a leading example of sport contributing to social change for children.

Participation by young people in sport and play contributes to their physical development and can teach basic values and life skills, such as discipline, leadership, teamwork, fairness and respect for others.