Sentence examples for which contributes more from inspiring English sources

Germany, the powerhouse of Europe, which contributes more money to the Holy See than any other country -- the United States is second -- got two more cardinals.

Now, Uganda, which contributes more than 6,000 troops to the AU force, has said it will withdraw its troops by the end of next year.

Today it is the heart of South Africa's platinum mining industry, which contributes more to the nation's GDP than gold and diamonds combined.

By contrast with its general merchandise division, M&S's food business, which contributes more than half of group sales but less profit, was reporting its 18th quarter of growth in a row.

The power industry has been in a running argument with the automobile industry over which contributes more to the overall collection of pollutants like oxides of nitrogen or fine particulates.

In Uttar Pradesh, which contributes more seats to parliament than any other state, the BJP would still emerge as the largest party, ending years of dominance by two local parties who draw much of their strength from specific communities, the poll, carried out by Nielsen for the Economic Times newspaper, showed.

The State Arts Council, which contributed more than a third of the orchestra's annual budget, slashed that contribution nearly in half.

But the single largest donor to the R.G.A. in 2016 was Koch Industries, which contributed more than two million dollars.

Services, which contribute more than half of GDP, have grown fastest, above all India's computer-services companies.

The party was already facing a mounting political challenge from a wave of unrest among labor unions, which contribute more than 80 percent of Labour's funds.

Bestway, which achieved turnover of £2.5bn and underlying profits of £220m last year, said the acquisition would help build the UK side of its business to bring it in balance with the Pakistani operations, which contribute more than 60% of profits.