| The contributive part of French in the new vocabulary corresponds to the branches of activity reserved to the new-comers. |
| It would be foolish to ignore the contributive force of this sense. |
| More strongly, he argues that the processes of printmaking were contributive to and even partly constitutive of natural philosophical and mathematical knowledge itself. |
| The contributive effects of upbringing to such a reaction cannot be ruled out, so let me also state my own background. |
| Description also, in the most artistic fiction, is used only as subsidiary and contributive to narration. |
| Bel thus entrusts its managers with responsibilities that are tangible, varied and contributive to the success of the business. |
