Sentence examples for another contributor in from inspiring English sources

I could go on and on about why I love this cause, but rather than trying to describe it in my own words, I had the opportunity to speak with another contributor in the project that has more Twitter followers than @Jesus -- Amanda Palmer.

Another contributor in this session, Edison Liu (President of the Human Genome Organisation and Executive Director of the Genome Institute of Singapore), provided some possible solutions, highlighting that as microbiology, through genetic high-throughput technologies, is becoming an information science, sharing databases of information will become easier.

Another contributor to in-hospital mortality is a delay or lack of in-hospital HIV testing.

The BBC's Matt Danzico visited Mr Lee in Tennessee and another contributor, Greg Dietrich, in Alabama.

Another contributor, Elvis Presley, sits in with "Heartbreak Hotel" -- the only inclusion from the 1950's, and a mismatch that closes the set on a note of mild embarrassment.

Another contributor based in Africa noted that platform companies were bringing short-term benefits to consumers, but killing off innovation by locals with potentially damaging long-term consequences.

It's also in the barnstorming title track, featuring another bespoke contributor in Martina Topley-Bird, as well as in the refrain of Get Your Fight On (largely as you'd imagine it) or its Baba O'Riley-referencing breakdown.

UNC has a freshman standout of its own in Coby White and another major contributor in Nassir Little, but the Tar Heels also rely heavily on a pair of seniors, Cameron Johnson and Luke Maye.

Another significant contributor in this field is Adizes (1979) who argues that the attitude and style of a manager has a lot of influence on the life and effectiveness of an enterprise (see Masurel and Montfort 2006).

Another major contributor in the run was Asjha Jones, who had two baskets on follow shots.

But new findings from a psychology lab suggest another powerful contributor: in circumstances of scarcity, whites see blacks as blacker and are more likely to identify those of ambiguous or mixed race as black.