Sentence examples for because of contribution from inspiring English sources
Then there's Theresa Ghilarducci of the New School, who thinks that the tax breaks in 401(k) plans go to the highest earners -- except that nobody under age 50 is allowed to contribute more than $17,000 a year because of "contribution limits".
"There wasn't one thing that made people say, 'This guy is going to be remembered in economics for the next hundred years because of contribution X.' Instead, there are forty brilliant insights scattered around whole bunches of literatures" — especially finance, labor, and macroeconomics.
However, the E-frequency distribution shifted to higher values when the indentation depth increased to 1.5 μm (Supplemental Fig. S2 D), likely, because of contribution of substrate stiffness or nonlinear behavior of nuclei due to chromatin or biopolymer networks.
The role of BFRs as endocrine disruptors might be further pronounced because of contribution of their metabolites/analogs, which have been previously detected in various species (Fini et al. 2012; Hakk et al. 2000; Schauer et al. 2006; Shen et al. 2012; Zalko et al. 2006).
Those who earn more contribute more because proportionality of contribution represents another fundamental human appetite: fairness.
In a telephone interview on Monday, Minaya said "the only reason we've been competitive" is because of contributions from players like Hernandez and Santos.
MINNEAPOLIS — General Mills said on Wednesday that its quarterly net income climbed 13 percent, in part because of contributions from new businesses and strong sales overseas.
The pyridones are aromatic compounds because of contributions to the resonance hybrid from charged resonance forms such as that shown for 4-pyridone.
His paper demonstrates that inventions, as measured by the number of patents filed, have increased because of contributions of foreign inventors admitted through programs like the H-1B visa program.
He continued his studies until 1954, and, although he did not gain widespread acceptance for his precepts, intuitionism enjoyed a resurgence of interest after World War II, primarily because of contributions by the American mathematician Stephen Cole Kleene.
This disclosure came with an additional announcement that Attorney General John Ashcroft John Ashcroft has recused himself from the criminal investigation of Enron because of contributions he's received from company executives.
