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Meanings of contributive in English
Tending to bring about; being partly responsible for.
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Examples for "contributing"
Examples for "contributing"
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Rising energy costs were contributing to the problem, with 40 per cent
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The report highlighted some social and legislative issues contributing to the problem.
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Sure, Wikipedia is absolutely open to absolutely anyone contributing to absolutely anything!
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How do you see this body of work contributing to change solutions?
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Cohen said other market forces could be contributing to the lower premiums.
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Without this an environment conducive to state capture will continue to flourish.
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These schools offer an environment that is simply not conducive to learning.
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Creating a working environment more conducive to movement also promotes employee wellbeing.
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Biologists agree that certain environments are more conducive to speciation than others.
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Please assume an attitude most conducive to processing, and we shall begin.
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Balsora was the capital of a kingdom long tributary to the caliph.
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Hidden in the hills was a beautiful little tributary of the Beaver.
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Two small tributary streams had cut deep grooves in the soft earth.
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In every zone, population is concentred at the mouth of tributary streams.
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The Miyanabad stream is believed to be a tributary of the Gurghan.
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I'm due to get my contributory State pension from June this year.
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Speed is the most common contributory factor to accidents on Irish roads.
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It is absurd to suggest that contributory pensions should be means tested.
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The sense of being contributory to his holiday satisfaction reigned in her.
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Restrictions on traffic using the Liffey quays may be a contributory factor.
Usage of contributive in English
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The sense of being contributive to his holiday satisfaction reigned in her.
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Early brain imaging is poor contributive for the diagnosis of TE.
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Other things, equally if not more contributive to human melioration, are less distinctly in expectation.
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It is the creative and contributive agency, the cause of achievement, and a vital factor in progress.
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Standard analysis was not contributive.
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Methodology: Criteria of inclusion were: Clinic and biological suspicion of biliary stones obstruction with exams of first intention no contributive.
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Be contributive to the development and welfare of the country by working together, regardless of position, in faithfully fulfilling your duties.
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They give striking testimony to the theory that absorption in a creative or contributive task is the only source of self-realization.
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These characteristics, and the situation out of which Keogh hoped to wrest a golden tribute, deserve chronicling contributive to the clear order of events.
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Considering the impending changes and need for people to explore possibilities to secure a contributive future here is a view...
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