Sentence examples for which it contributed from inspiring English sources

The pandanus fruit was highly prized as a kind of chewing gum, as well as a major component of floral necklaces and headpieces, to which it contributed its strong and pleasant colour.

But he was awarded the honour for services to banking, and he built a ho-hum high street bank into an institution the proportions of which we'll be paying for – if you start at the initial debt, proceed to the austerity agenda to which it contributed, thence to our current political polarisation, the fiscal contraction, the unemployment – for decades.

But over all, the batting average of the Republican outside groups was strong: the American Future Fund won 76 percent of the races to which it contributed; the U.S. Chamber of Commerce won 63 percent; the Crossroads groups, founded by Karl Rove, won 58 percent.

Catholic Health Initiatives capitalized on the opportunity, generating $8.6 billion in revenue last year, $553 million of which it contributed to charity and community programs.

It is a contributor to the International Information System for Agricultural Services and Technology, to which it contributed almost 30,000 titles between 1975 and 2010.

Yoo does not even claim that torture was "worth it" in the sense that the information gained balanced out the harm that these interrogation techniques did to the moral leadership of the United States in the world, the aid it gave to the recruitment of terrorists and the radicalization of Muslims to which it contributed.

Egypt is securely in the center of the international agenda, which it contributes to with vigor and enlightenment.

Phosphorus is a very widely distributed element 12th most abundant in the Earth's crust, to which it contributes about 0.10 weight percent.

Grayling outlines his argument carefully, and its obvious contemporary relevance gives this book a timeliness to add to the timeless nature of the debate to which it contributes.

This year the government added a pension scheme to Oportunidades under which it contributes slightly more generously than it does to formal-sector pensions.

The implication is that the IMF should not participate in a programme to which it contributes only a minority share of the finance, but expecting it to provide majority funding implies the need to expand its financial resources.