Sentence examples for To contributor from inspiring English sources
noun
A benefactor; someone who donates to charity or some cause.
- I am a longstanding financial contributor to Amnesty International.
The detail in the information varies from contributor to contributor.
He has been steadily marginalised on his paper, downgraded from a staff position to contributor, his desk taken over by the fashion department.
Philip would stand in, transforming himself in an instant from editor to contributor, and also – to the astonishment of those who hadn't seen it before – speak without a trace of his habitual stammer.
Production of lithium production, presently used for batteries electric cars, would also be strained under a large-scale electrification of transport infrastructure and vehicles, according to contributor Emilia Suomalainen, an industrial ecologist of the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.
(Page 96 .An apology to contributor David Goldman (page 263).
From an accountability standpoint, the JAMA system would seem to have few disadvantages; Biagioli says the move from "author" to "contributor" has been by far the most innovative step toward transparency in publishing research results.
"We take our responsibility to contributors very seriously.
Most politicians have to spend their days soliciting contributions and redeeming promises made to contributors.
Officials have said that 454 of the badges had been sold to contributors for $250 to $1,500.
Ms. Ewell said she has spent hundreds of hours reaching out to contributors and collecting footage.
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