Sentence examples for there would contribute from inspiring English sources

In 1969, Robert Wilson, the first director of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, near Chicago, was asked by Congress whether the huge particle accelerator being built there would contribute to "the national defense".

There is also a hope that he could be offered a wildcard into one of the smaller events on the ATP tour: Stockholm, Moscow and Vienna all stage tournaments in the same week in the middle of October, and a couple of wins there would contribute meaningful ranking points.

There, he would contribute his "expertise" to another front in the war against Communism: Cuba.

He added: "Whenever Tom is out there on the field he would contribute in so many ways.

There is another step that would contribute directly to increased security in Europe: ratification of the New Start treaty.

The use of research was important in the utopian society; there was another group who would contribute by: ' looking into the experiments of their fellows, and cast about how to draw out of them things of use and practice for man's life and knowledge'.

There were questions on which operation would contribute exactly what resources, how the savings would be divided and how the news would be branded.

The 19th-century doll houses and toys, the period rooms, the old fire engine next to restrooms with marble and enamel fixtures, thick wooden doors, brass door handles, the great sweeping staircase with its ironwork -- surely there are more of us who would contribute to save this building for its museum and the ghosts of visitors past.

The main difference was that there was no patient component that would contribute to microbubble destruction.

Studies have shown that there are many other factors that would contribute to the failure of a small firm/business.

The CAPM does not rely on complete markets so that there is no market completeness that would contribute to a unique solution.