Contributed [verb]

Because they, much more than other beans, release a “mucilage” that contributes to the silky texture of the dal.

It’s a talented team of 100s of people who contribute each day to its success.

Opposition from their groups to the measure that failed last session is widely attributed as contributing to its failure.

Later he invited the more than 1,000 viewers, some watching from India, Spain, New Zealand or South Africa, to contribute their thoughts, too.

Deducing how and to what extent the fire contributed to this is tricky.

The worsening national picture has heightened concerns about Thanksgiving, with public health experts fearful that travel and traditional gatherings could contribute to the surging infections.

They want to keep working to help their families in Guatemala and contribute to the households where they live.

Siobhán O’Grady and Valerie Strauss contributed to this report.

Just because they aren’t adding value via EPA doesn’t mean other rookie running backs aren’t contributing to their teams.

Jess will now manage the Future of Work Briefing, develop an expansion plan for the Future of Work vertical and contribute originally reported pieces as well as develop a cadre of contributors.