Sentence examples similar to accepted that contributions from inspiring English sources

Can the Giants, and their fans, come to accept that kind of contribution?

But he said, since most history books have understated labor's role in the development of the country, it was often difficult for workers to accept that labor's contribution was as important as those of other groups.

It is widely accepted that the contribution rates are too low to provide a decent retirement income.

It is also now widely accepted that the contribution to h, the reduced plate height, from mobile zone processes increases with a modest power of ν, the reduced flow velocity.

It is well accepted that the contribution from direct impingement on the top of NWs is negligible.

The reason for the interest in self-managing systems is simple: it is widely accepted that the contribution of these tasks to the Total cost of ownership (TCO) of a database system is high.

It is well accepted that the contribution from the magnetopause current is proportional to the square root of the solar wind dynamic pressure (e.g., Siscoe et al. 1968).

This is less about ego and more about the effect of unconscious bias: by considering the back to be acceptable, we're accepting that the contributions of this woman are second to the contributions of the man on the front.

Our members have accepted that they need to make a contribution.

Edwards is charged with six criminal counts including conspiracy to violate the Federal Election Campaign Act, accepting contributions that exceeded campaign finance limits, and causing his campaign to file a false financial disclosure report.

Under COIN, when Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer votes to approve a contract with a street sweeping company, he still won't have to tell the public that he accepted campaign contributions from that company before he casts his vote.