Sentence examples for I'm not contributing from inspiring English sources

I'm not contributing to the exploitation of part-time instructors – even though I am one – because the university fully supports me and I have the time to devote to my students.

"I miss being the lioness in the newsroom -- to walk through and have the interns say, 'There she goes.' It kills me that I'm not contributing to my 401(k) anymore.

"I wonder sometimes, how did I get into this family of people?" says Plant. "Sometimes I feel as though I'm not contributing so much as getting away with it.

I'm not contributing to anything, I'm just doing it for myself.' But then when you come to an event like the Olympics, you realise it isn't just about you, it's about national pride".

"[You'd see that] you have a 10% probability of exceeding, and maybe you're not comfortable with that risk, and you'd say: 'Oh, let me order a shared internal combustion engine vehicle and take that car today.' But most of the time I'm going to be driving in my electric car where the acoustics are really great and I know I'm not contributing any emissions".

"When I feel that I'm not contributing to the team in the way that I think I should be, or holding some youngster up, then I'll definitely start thinking about it (retirement)," he added.

If I were not contributing there might be a case to alter my style but, the way I'm going about things, I'm quite clear that if I do that properly I'll be doing my job for the side.

"To be honest I am not contributing anything new it's a classic theme of romanticism.

As someone who contributes half of our rent, our bills, our living costs, I do not expect to have to bow down to my boyfriend's every want and need (unless I want to of course! I'm not a MONSTER!), which is something I think I'd feel obliged to if I were not contributing to the household financially.

I just assume that everybody has been, in some way, touched by slavery". "Fighting slavery is important to me because I would like to live a life knowing that I am not contributing to the abuse or torture of other people," Hannaham says.

Creating Futures, in particular, emphasized more individual work, often supported through individual journals, requiring facilitators to take a back seat and not guide the group: Wanda (male): I feel like I am not contributing because they do lots of work than I just have to write up their ideas on a flip chart.