Sentence examples for active contributing from inspiring English sources
The mission of PASEF is to initiate, conduct and coordinate activities that encourage retired faculty members to continue to be active, contributing participants in the intellectual and social life of the University and to maintain connections among themselves and with their colleagues who are not retired.
They keep men active, contributing to their mental health and physical wellbeing," Abbott said in a statement on Sunday.
An estimated 85percentt of non-British European Union citizens in Britain are economically active, contributing a net £22 billion to the Treasury.
But he said he was concerned about possible efforts to "boycott, to intimidate, to picket" donors who have been active contributing to groups like his.
One admirable goal of these institutions is to ease the inevitable transition from active, contributing citizen to dependent, living off the financial and emotional acorns stored over a lifetime.
Don was an active, contributing member of several organizations including the West Palm Beach Fishing Club, the Sailfish Club of Florida, the Coastal Conservation Association, the National Coalition for Marine Conservation, The Florida Aquarium and The Clearwater Marine Science Center.
Most participants mentioned that eating healthy food and being physically active contributed to their health, whereas overweight put their health at risk.
The short summer season during which plants can grow and insects and other invertebrates can be active contributes to the lower productivity and relative simplicity of these ecosystems.
To test Basic Psychological Needs Theory (BPNT Decii & Ryan, 2002) to determine if psychological need thwarting experienced when physically active contributes to the understanding of well-being and ill-being.
We thereby aimed at identifying the underlying mechanisms of action and at detecting possible active ingredients contributing to the product's pharmacodynamic activity.
Weir led an active retirement, contributing to several religious, charitable and welfare organisations and activities.
