Sentence examples for which contributes a from inspiring English sources

Brazil, which contributes a fifth of the bank's profits, has fallen back into recession.

The United States, which contributes a quarter of the agency's funding, has been supportive of its request for an 11percentt increase for 2004.

It is cider-based, but distinguished by sour cherry mash, which contributes a tanginess that offsets and mellows the apples' sweetness.

The others add lemon juice to conventional white sugar, which contributes a welcome tanginess, with Roden and Der Haroutunian stirring in orange-blossom water and rose water respectively.

Horseradish works surprisingly well with prawns, but you can't beat the vinegary kick of the classic Tabasco – or Smith and Blumenthal's Worcestershire sauce, which contributes a satisfyingly savoury note missing from the other ingredients.

But as Noel Hatch, the chair of Young Compass – which contributes a telling 40% of the membership of the left-leaning campaign group – says: "When politics is most popular with young people is when it's not called 'politics'politics

These EOs are mainly constituted of monoterpenes including camphor, which contributes an off odor reducing the olfactory appeal of the oil.

The esyt1b duplicate has acquired an internal duplication which contributes an additional four C2 domains to the product of this gene [ 33].

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.