Sentence examples for a bigger contribution from from inspiring English sources

A bigger contribution from the top 1%.

It is counting on a bigger contribution from state-owned companies.

In reality the only way to maintain high quality higher education with less government money is for the graduate beneficiaries to make a bigger contribution from the extra earnings they enjoy later in life.

George Osborne has opened the way for a fresh round of £10bn welfare cuts by securing agreement from the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, and promising the Liberal Democrats that the cuts will be balanced by a bigger contribution from the rich.

However, when compared to estimates based on the global burden of disease model (2), which is itself imperfect (57), our results suggest a bigger contribution from non-communicable diseases.

New England won without a big contribution from Randy Moss, who entered the game leading the league in yards receiving and touchdowns.

The smart time to have asked for a bigger contribution to society from high earners was during the boom years, when there were lots of bankers, hedgies and bonuses to tax.

The governor has said the state needs a new strategy for funding teachers' pensions, which would involve bigger contributions from the state, schools and teachers themselves.

He also called for bigger contributions from major tax-exempt universities and hospitals in Providence.

It suggested further benefit cuts, more bond sales, bigger contributions from the state or federal intervention.

It said it would offset the missing money with bigger contributions from 2008 to 2010, but then did not do so.