Sentence examples for a much larger contribution from inspiring English sources

Rather we have made a much larger contribution to the Neediest Fund.

Hence many people champion a more "psychodynamic" approach to psychiatry, where patients have a much larger contribution to make.

The Marshall Plan, they say, required a much larger contribution from its European beneficiaries after World War II than the administration is asking of Iraq.

Central cation displacement provides a much larger contribution to polarization and the electric dipole moment in orthorhombic phase is much larger than that in tetragonal phase.

SUPPOSE someone approaches you on the street with the following proposition: You can receive either cash on the spot or a much larger contribution to your retirement account that likely will yield far more in the future.

It's fair to say Polly and her fellow "social democrats" made a much larger contribution to keeping Labour in the wilderness for 18 years than Skinner and Benn ever did.

Changes to the tax code in subsequent decades dramatically shifted that balance, so that individuals paid a much larger share of taxes, while the business contribution shrank.

Germany's upper house should be voting on its (much larger) contribution soon.

Thirdly, the paper contrasts the Western scientific emphasis on maintaining food security through managing coral reef fisheries with evidence from Indonesia and the Philippines which demonstrates the much larger contribution from pelagic fisheries and aquaculture to food security.

At 1300 °C, the increased ductility of α-Mo allows for significant plasticity; the correspondingly much larger contribution from intrinsic toughening results in significantly enhanced toughness, such that the finer grain morphology becomes less important in limiting crack growth resistance.

But by building awareness of the charity's work and a connection with a large pool of potential new donors, the sale could generate much larger contributions, he said.