If a 'ride' costs £10 and I contribute only 50p, my ride is not literally free but, nevertheless, by shirking part of the necessary contribution I may be committing an injustice – as are those who refuse to contribute what is necessary to maintain the institution of research, even if they have paid something towards it in some form.
In addition, microbial die-off in groundwater without aquifer material (i.e., free microbes) was much lower than die-off in groundwater with aquifer material (i.e., sorbed microbes) and contributed only 2 6% to the total removal.
Its British businesses contributed only $270 million in revenue in 2000.
Mr. Blankenship contributed only $1,000, the statutory maximum, directly to Mr. Benjamin's campaign.
He has contributed only unrepentant vanity and stale ideological mediocrity since.
Her silence, his flat verbosity, contributed only to a sympathetic sense that they were traumatised.
But it looks as though symbiosis contributed only a small number, perhaps 1,000 or 2,000 genes.
Mr. Franks has contributed only $5,000 of his own money, while State Senator Bill Gormley has given just $2,000.
Wal-Mart credited strong sales in Britain, Canada and Mexico, adding that currency benefits contributed only a small part of the gain.
Kevin Mack, executive director of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, said that in 1994, the Democratic National Committee had contributed only $250,000 for statehouse races.
