Collocations withcontributor
These are words often used in combination withcontributor.
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active contributor
It should be an active contributor to the project of understanding human evolution, rather than just clarify adaptive stories for evolutionary psychologists.
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big contributor
The tax as a whole is a big contributor to our taxation and it must broadly be sustained.
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financial contributor
I am interested to hear that he is a considerable financial contributor to my party.
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frequent contributor
He was also a frequent contributor to reference works, to volumes of commissioned essays, and to the leading journals of the field.
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greatest contributor
The maintenance of adaptive capacity31 may be the greatest contributor to longterm sustainability.
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important contributor to
These studies suggest that the language proficiency of bilinguals is an important contributor to their cognitive development.
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individual contributor
I do not suppose each individual contributor to the debate would wish me to deal individually with what he had to say.
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key contributor
Although genetic susceptibility is a key contributor to disease development, disease onset and phenotypic presentation are probably modified by complex environmental interplay.
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large contributor
We are taking a great interest, and we are a large contributor.
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leading contributor
Brock has been a leading contributor to the development of methods of intertemporal equilibrium analysis in the areas of growth theory, monetary theory, and finance.
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main contributor
However, the effect of alphabet order declines as reading experience becomes the main contributor to experienced letter frequency.
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major contributor
The major contributor to that decline was the reduction in systematic risks associated with significant changes in international energy markets.
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minor contributor
Therefore, crustal contamination was a minor contributor to the enriched isotopic and elemental geochemistry of the lamprophyre.
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net contributor
We are a net contributor, and the second highest contributor.
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potential contributor
Regardless of its origins, a sense of containment has yet to be investigated as a potential contributor to the development and maintenance of childhood aggression.
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prolific contributor
Callahan was a prolific contributor to early television, starting with the first full-schedule broadcast season in 194849.
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regular contributor
We are very glad that we did not have to wait very long and hope that she will be a regular contributor to our debates.
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significant contributor to
The limited existing information on death in office indicates it is not a significant contributor to turnover.
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single contributor
Indochina was the largest single contributor.
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substantial contributor
This is a big business and a substantial contributor to our invisible earnings.
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