Sentence examples for became contributing from inspiring English sources

He became contributing editor for Art News, and he wrote reviews regularly for Art in America magazine.

Both David's daughters became contributing bloggers at The Huffington Post in May 2005.

Several U.S. projects that were planned and funded outside of GoMA became contributing partners to help advance the cause of coordinated and collaborative programs looking at biodiversity (e.g., two deepwater expeditions, a seamount study, a benthic observatory program, and an acoustic sampling development project).

If microaspiration took longer, then both microbial proliferation and microaspiration became contributing mechanisms.

Or will they forget the whole thing and become contributing members of society?

When will we recognize that treating children like prisoners does not enable them to become contributing, engaged, ethical members of society?

"There's a fundamental ambivalence in our nation over what to do about illegal immigrants who are living in our communities and who have become contributing members," said Joseph R. Greene, the immigration service's assistant commissioner for investigations.

"We felt that supporting supplier partners who found a way to be part of paid, rehabilitative work being done by inmates would help people get back on their feet and eventually become contributing members of society," said Whole Foods spokesman Michael Silverman.

The difficult question is how to assure that all students receive the financial support they need to become contributing members of society while not denying other students the unique opportunities provided by the county's lighthouse districts.

For those teenagers who had not yet committed a violent crime, it was important they were given the opportunity to become contributing members of society at a time when they were at the threshold of adulthood, he said.

How about these American values, in the tradition of helping those less fortunate get on their feet and become contributing members of society with a real future: quality job training and low-cost day care for mothers and expanded educational opportunities for children?