Sentence examples for view contributed from inspiring English sources

This, in the officer's view, contributed to failures in August.

But the story doesn't mention at least several factors that, in my view, contributed mightily to the company's predicaments.

Dr. David Satcher, the former surgeon general, in many experts' view, contributed to this awareness by designating suicide "a serious public health problem" in a 1999 report.

The large ledgers on display testify to some truly impressive customers over the years, including Oscar Wilde (who failed to pay off his bill) and Winston Churchill, whose 10-a-day cigar habit, in his view, contributed to his long-lasting health (he lived to 90).

Once you've sold your soul and given up majority in your company you have to unfortunately accept the reality of what that means Mangrove Capital Partners' Mark Tluszcz In the same post, Dudek also alludes to the fact that he and his co-founders lost majority ownership in return for raising so much money early on and this, in his view, contributed to the original Nestpick's failure.

That Sc subjects improved both in accuracy and speed suggests that their daily use of the system outside of the testing sessions, and the many opportunities it provided for learning to adjust their image-to-sound guided behavior to the camera's field of view, contributed to their significant improvement on both counts in this laboratory task.

"All these frequencies, in my view, contribute to the sound radiation".

Still, Ec10, as it is known at Harvard, is hardly neutral -- in its readings or its lectures -- and its point of view contributes a good deal to his importance.

These molecular modeling analyses should, in our view, contribute for further development of selective C. albicans secreted aspartyl protease inhibitors.

Could Jenny McCarthy's opinions on The View contribute to that problem?

Finally, the medications commonly used for the treatment of CHF have an as yet unknown effect on cognition and may, from a theoretical point of view, contribute to some of the deficits observed amongst patients.