Sentence examples for thought of contributing from inspiring English sources

But I don't want my neighbourhood to become a ghost town, and I can't bear the thought of contributing my much-needed cash to an offshore tax haven.

At that moment, I just couldn't bear the thought of contributing any more to the earth's pervasive climate problem.

In a series of thought experiments, actors compute their utility of contributing a specific statement to the discourse by following ideological criteria, preferential attachment, agenda-setting strategies, governmental coherence, or other mechanisms.

From a variety of analytical electron microscopy experiments, the chromosomes of dinoflagellates are known to contain sizeable amounts of cations, the latter thought to contribute to the neutralization of the negative charge carried by the phosphate groups in the DNA backbone.

After 11 fighting days in Bonn, negotiators this week produced the draft of a protocol on the reduction of greenhouse gases (thought to contribute to global warming) which 160 or so countries are supposed to sign in Kyoto in December.

Introgression of genetic factors controlling apomixis into sexual species is further thought to contribute to the taxonomic distribution of apomixis in angiosperms.

I had no chance of contributing to the nuts and bolts of the project, but I could offer my thoughts on plot and direction.

Pain, limited joint ROM, loss of functional balance or muscle loss are all thought to contribute to walking disability in RA [ 1– 4].

However, the results presented in this paper suggest that it may be the precise process characteristics rather than the application of one or the other dominant school of thought, which contributes to a positive effect of strategic planning on the outcome of the strategy process.

Two strains of thought contributed to the way intellectuals in the nineteen-fifties thought about the difference between high culture and low.

Mr Mankiw seems to revel in setting out how different schools of thought have contributed to economists' current state of knowledge.