Synonym: donate, give, participate, provide. Similar words: contribute to, contributor, contribution, attribute, distribute, distribution, on the contrary, control. Meaning: [kən'trɪbjuːt] v. 1. bestow a quality on 2. contribute to some cause 3. be conducive to 4. provide.
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121. Why not tear them up like everyone else and contribute to the litter found on every bookie's floor?
122. A decision we do not, as employees, usually have an opportunity to debate or contribute to.
123. Nobody is superior, nobody is inferior, but nobody is equal either. People are simply unique, incomparable. You are you, I am I. I have to contribute my potential to life; you have to contribute your potential to life. I have to discover my own being; you have to discover your own being. Osho
124. It also banned the practice of transporting pepper-sprayed suspects in a prone position, saying the practice could contribute to suffocation.
125. It may also be noted that indistinct analysis of needs will contribute to problems associated with evaluation.
126. These substances can contribute to plaque buildup in the coronary arteries.
127. Fibre Alcohol is also very high in calories and can contribute a great deal to a person's weight.
128. At Level One the student will contribute to the planning and arrangement of work experience.
129. In order that Compacts eventually do become self financing it is very likely that employers will be asked to contribute to central costs.
130. The utilities say they contribute only 6 percent of the air pollution and will contribute even less as plants are retired.
131. The research is designed to contribute to the understanding of problem drinking among teenagers.
132. It therefore seems that both DNA structure and hydrogen bonding to guanine contribute towards sequence recognition.
133. The first phase of the research examines the extent to which differences in memory and inferential skills contribute to comprehension difficulties.
134. So Olajuwon tells himself he should contribute significantly to what the Rockets are trying to do,[Sentencedict] and he is right.
135. Readers are invited to contribute their opinions on any of the issues discussed here.
136. The project aims to contribute to increasing understanding of industrial relations in the public sector.
137. Thus diminution of prostacyclin production and stimulation of platelet aggregation both mediated by lipid peroxides could contribute to thrombosis on atheromatous plaques.
138. We want to examine whether our theory can contribute to the explanation of this fact.
139. The research will contribute towards our further understanding of the relationship between the media and the policy process.
140. It is hoped that this work can contribute a better empirical basis to discussion about the adequacy of benefit levels.
141. Behind the bald figures on an invoice however, are other factors that contribute to the provision of value for money.
142. Cultural Affairs Social activities and a varied arts programme contribute much to the quality of university life.
143. Both radioactive fission products and induced radioactivity in structural materials contribute to the problem of radioactive waste.
144. Yet, as this chapter demonstrates, school-to-work can contribute to broader efforts to improve schools.
145. When we have class debates we try and get all the kids to contribute.
146. Alcohol may also contribute to nocturnal hypoxaemia by causing narrowing of the upper airways.
147. Throughout the discussion, the counsellor has several tasks. 1 Giving everyone an opportunity to contribute.
148. The Inns now contribute £1.5 million per year by way of scholarships to new entrants.
149. Through this ratification process, practitioners contribute to the development of criteria by which their practice will be judged.
150. Therefore other metabolic abnormalities have been sought in diabetic subjects which might contribute to the increased vascular risk.
More similar words: contribute to, contributor, contribution, attribute, distribute, distribution, on the contrary, control, contrast, contract, by contrast, contrast to, contractor, contretemps, out of control, controversy, to the contrary, under control, control group, controversial, beyond control, tribe, tribal, intrigued, constitute, contend, context, contain, contest, confront.