Sentence examples for will contribute very from inspiring English sources
"I know that he will contribute very positively to our season both in terms of what he can do on the pitch and off the field as well.
As trange grows, the aoristic fraction will asymptotically approach zero, so that a crime with a very large trange will contribute very little to the distribution of taoristic, which if there are enough such crimes will become very smooth.
"If we can really address that part, I think it will contribute very significantly to reducing under-five mortality".
Genome sequences are merely a resource and in many cases will contribute very little per se to a problem in conservation biology.
As is have argued in sections III and IV, bottlenecks such as in the case seen for island (or lake) colonisation will contribute very significantly to promoting speciation because the reduction in the effective population size will result in a decrease in mutation loads, hence lifting the safeguard against further events of speciation.
After the company's board met Thursday night, the government released a statement pledging that "the state will contribute to the very substantial reinforcement of the company's assets".
"I founded SHOWstudio to be the home of fashion film and it's exciting to see how many talented creatives are embracing it, a selection of whom will contribute to this very special occasion".
And for her part, Caroline will contribute a new and very likely different legacy in the Senate than her father and uncles, one that should combine a liberal's acute awareness of the world's many problems with the conservative sensibility of a very private heiress to wealth and tragedy".
At the very least, anyone that retweets a message will contribute to a really important societal function: witnessing and participating in public debate.
We propose that Precision Conservation will be needed to support parallel increases in soil and water conservation practices that will contribute to sustainability of these very intensively-managed systems while contributing to a parallel increase in conservation of natural areas.
Clearly, more data gathering will be very important — and will contribute to a continuing reassessment of the long-term vulnerability of East Antarctica, and especially this region.
