Sentence examples for success contributes from inspiring English sources
Bennett said she believed BBC Worldwide's success "contributes to a strong BBC as a global brand and an international creative force".
Mr. LaRossa and other critics contend that the unions' electoral success contributes to the high cost of government in New Jersey, a core issue in a state where Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican, has clashed with labor and lawmakers over salaries, pensions, staffing and overlapping layers of government.
Lundblad's success contributes to telomere biology's reputation for claiming a large number of women investigators.
Territorial success contributes to mating success in Drosophila melanogaster [18].
We provide herein a clear demonstration of how the interplay among a variety of demographic factors, including a striking spatial gradient in reproductive success, contributes to bagworm' geographic range boundary.
Its success contributed greatly to the development of Australian sheep farming.
But its success contributed to a clamor of anti-chain sentiment that dogged the company for decades and culminated in a 1946 antitrust ruling against it.
The $1m£660,00000) prize, dubbed the Jewish Nobel, is given annually to an individual who has achieved professional success, contributed to humanity and shown a strong commitment to Jewish causes and the state of Israel.
Nilsen and Gustafsson (2014) showed that school emphasis on academic success contributed to explaining the increased science performance in Norway between TIMSS 2007 and 2011.
Its success contributed to the displacement of the old school with the new school form and to the genre's mainstream success during the period.
This elite organization of oligarchs has been emboldened by the Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United case, which now allows corporations to spend freely on political campaigns right up until Election Day, and by the chamber's recent success contributing a million dollars for ads supporting Republican Senator Scott Brown in Massachusetts.
