Sentence examples for though it contributes from inspiring English sources

It would be fanciful to suppose the UK would be granted special treatment, even though it contributes 10% of the council's budget.

Since the CMG is technically not an insurance company but a voluntary religious "mutual benefit society", its policies do not have to be disclosed as assets in a bankruptcy proceeding, even though it contributes substantial funds towards settlements.One way to reduce costs is to reduce the number of parishes.

Sucrose, xylose, fructose, galactose and maltose [ 2, 5, 7] have also been studied, but there is only one report of lipid production from arabinose [ 1], even though it contributes 1 to 18% of the total carbohydrates in plant hydrolysates.

In Britain, says a Disney executive based in London, the firm's programme-sales group worked hard to sell "High School Musical" to the BBC, even though it contributed relatively little to their own division's bottom line, because exposure on free-to-air TV then bolstered sales of "High School Musical" DVDs, pencil cases and other products.

That has remained a part of the billionaire's business empire, though how much it contributes remains unknown.

Though in the actual track it contributes to a pure hip-hop composition, this slightly delayed glockenspiel sounds ostensibly holiday-themed, doesn't it?

Currently, within the scientific community, both nationally and internationally, there is an ongoing debate on compulsory vaccination and though it has contributed to the success of immunisation programmes, its benefits are not universally recognised [ 10].

Operated by the Russian Academy of Sciences, Ratan-600's primary area of focus is monitoring the sun, though it has contributed to Seti's work.

Climate scientists have said for several years now that Africa will be the continent hardest hit by global warming, even though it has contributed least to climate change.

The Caribbean is on the receiving end of the effects of climate change – it has to adapt and respond to the consequences, even though it has contributed little to the problem.

The land currently owned by the National Park Service, including the F.D.R. Home and Presidential Library and Eleanor Roosevelt's home, Val-Kill, does not generate taxes for the town, though it does contribute to the school district.