contributive

Chuang had devised a model for “contributive justice,” determining what people owe society, rather than what society owes them: a frameshift with implications for taxation.

Nevertheless, they quickly became friends, and when he was asked to compose the score, Mr. Williams agreed immediately: “I thought ‘Dear Basketball’ was a very reassuring and contributive little piece.”

By whose fault are the children of immigrants contributive members of American society?

It may be that some missing genes are more contributive to the spatial deficit.

When I was in the most toxic job of my corporate career, I worked on marketing and product development for membership programs that, to me, offered no contributive value in the world.