Sentence examples for be yet another contribution from inspiring English sources

By any name, it may be yet another contribution to Ms. Feldshuh's richly peopled annuity.

On behalf of UNICEF I would like to welcome this initiative and hope that it will be yet another contribution towards the achievement of the Education for All goal.

UNICEF knows that sports have the power to transform and improve the lives of children, and the singing of Imagine was yet another contribution to UNICEF's global #IMAGINE initiative that highlights the rights of children, including their right to play.

Streamlining, with its rounded, rocket-shaped forms that symbolized speed, was yet another American contribution to the design field, although its roots could probably be traced to Italian Futurism of an earlier date.

Carol Bellamy, UNICEF Executive Director, praised Canada's announcement, saying:  "Canada has been a consistent ally of African children, and this latest contribution is yet another example of Canada's real commitment to development in the region.

Along with the huge numbers of volunteers who have flooded state Democratic parties and previously staid state legislative elections, the steep climb in contributions is yet another sign that Trump's election has led to a surge of political activism by Democrats and like-minded independents.

There is yet another option – paying voluntary national insurance contributions – for those who are not on course for the full state pension because they have gaps in their national insurance record.

John Paul Jones was not present at those first sessions, and singer Robert Plant was yet to make his contribution to the song.

However, little is yet known concerning the contributions of each strain to the VSL 3-mediated effects.

Although genetic and environmental factors contribute to CD aetiology, their precise contribution is yet to be determined.

"The fact that the United States – which originally put the $100bn target on the table – is yet to make its own initial contribution to the GCF is a cause for concern.