Sentence examples for as not contributing from inspiring English sources
Too often firms either perceive CSR as not contributing at all or expectations regarding impact are overly optimistic, we agree with Kamall's assessment.
As people with disabilities, we are no longer citizens but leeches: a drain on a society we're seen as not contributing to and is said can no longer afford us.
Although Miller considers artists who became famous in the eighties as "not contributing much to the culture," because "they focussed on money and killed off everything vibrant and made the nineties sterile," he is sometimes compared, by stolid avant-gardists now in their mid-forties or older, to the late artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Jean-Michel Basquiat
During the interviews, many respondents stressed the need for research results to become available for the benefit of future patients; they considered use of tissues by commercial parties as not contributing to the common good.
The final results of the stepwise selection of variables are reported in Table 3, all the other factors having been excluded step by step as not contributing significantly to the model.
Participants described research in the past 'as being too focussed on the priorities and career objectives of researchers rather than the priorities of communities, as at times irrelevant and non-inclusive, and as not contributing sufficiently to health improvements'.
"It can't just be solved by paying more [to care homes]." As well as local authorities not contributing enough, King says they are taking too long to approve new residents.
Many states require periodic emissions tests performed to ensure that your car is running as clean as possible and not contributing to excessive air pollution.
Newspaper articles and commentary letters to the editor of journals were also excluded, because they were regarded as information not contributing to our research questions.
Furthermore, the professionals experienced that an individual with a mental problem might be regarded as someone not contributing to the daily life of the family, and merely causing increased burden.
