Sentence examples for a unique contributor from inspiring English sources
It defies both science and common sense, however, to think singling out one product as a unique contributor to obesity will make a dent in the problem".
According to PepsiCo's Wadhwa: "Attempting to single out one source of calories as a unique contributor to these diseases will not solve the problem".
And self-respect means knowing that you are a unique contributor to the whole.
But if I [do the same thing], I'm degrading women?" Each asserts herself as a unique contributor to the feminist discourse: Beyoncé would "like to believe that [her] music opened up that conversation" about sexual liberation, and Miley calls herself "part of the evolution of" gender equality.
Orexin is a unique contributor to this distributed SPA regulatory network by virtue of its position and projections.
Vitality has been recognised to be a unique contributor to SF-6D in certain clinical situations [ 35].
The man had a brilliant mind for programming and for business, but his heart is what made him such an integral and unique contributor to the world of video games.
Higher education is a unique intellectual contributor to society's efforts to achieve sustainability, through the practices of skills, consultancies, trainings, and exchange of knowledge.
An estimated value for the kinetic order g near one would suggest that the single protein activation mechanism is the principal or unique contributor to the activation process while a value near two would indicate the relevance of the double protein activation process.
These previous studies have consistently shown that there were three major attentional aspects of emotion awareness (i.e. the inability to differentiate between emotions and talk about them, and a stronger awareness of bodily symptoms during an emotion experience) that were unique contributors to the prediction of various internalising symptoms.
This particular group of people were all currently enrolled at a local technical university where their background and experience from the field makes them unique contributors to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.
