Sentence examples for which contribute a from inspiring English sources
For example, eleven Newport properties have city tax abatements, which contribute a total of $13.1 million a year to city coffers, but also save the developer -- and indirectly, the supposition goes, his tenants -- millions of dollars a year compared with what would be paid under standard property tax assessments.
It pours billions of euros into useless schemes which generate corporate revenue (such as the half million solar roofs it has paid for so far, which contribute a grand total of 0.4% of Germany's electricity supply) and opposes effective schemes which would clobber carbon emissions but hurt corporate profits.
In fact, many people today wish that much more of the territory's power would come from nuclear sources, which currently account for only about 15 percent of local consumption, rather than from the coal-fired stations, which contribute a great deal to Hong Kong's serious air-pollution problem.
Sugarcane industries are age-old industrial practices in India which contribute a significant amount of by-products as waste.
The uncertainty components, which contribute a negligible value, could be ignored from the calculation of combined uncertainty value.
Bangladesh is basically a low lying flat land country, is endowed with enormous inland fishery resources which contribute a significant part of freshwater fish production.
The presence of boundaries creates image sources which contribute an interaction potential term.
Brazil, which contributes a fifth of the bank's profits, has fallen back into recession.
The Nordic governments, which contributed a modest 12percentt of the total cost of building Scandinavia House, provide no continuing support.
Then I sprinkled on some crushed toasted hazelnuts, which contributed a nice crunchy texture and nutty finish to the dish.
Instead a new joint venture company was formed between LLDC and Newham Council, which contributed a £40m loan to the conversion bill, and West Ham were awarded the anchor tenancy.
