Sentence examples for considering contributing to from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray is developing games and video projects; Peter Wolf of the J. Geils Band has a weekly radio show; Rosanna Arquette has begun a weekly interview and music series with an intimate chat with Peter Gabriel, a former paramour; Vin Scelsa will have a live radio show called "Out to Lunch"; and Sheryl Crow is considering contributing to the site.

Alderman advises donors who are considering contributing to a medical crowdfunding campaign to "consider asking if there are more efficient ways to offer support" and urges people who are thinking about crowdfunding their own expenses to "consider getting individualized tax, financial or legal advice" before signing up.

At least five governments have said they would consider contributing to a French-led operation.

The United States must also "consider contributing to the costs incurred by E.U. member states in relations to receiving ex-detainees on a case-by-case basis".

He told the aide he might consider contributing to the library project next year or later, but felt he had done more than enough for the party this year.

President Jacques Chirac also said France might consider contributing to a peacekeeping force for Haiti, but only under the auspices of the United Nations.

And people involved with the group's fund-raising have in recent days approached Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino owner whose family contributed over $16 million to a rival super PAC supporting Newt Gingrich, to consider contributing to Restore Our Future.

Consider contributing to Section 529 college savings plans for them.

It said it might be prepared to consider contributing to the cost.

Consider contributing to both the Independent 529 and your state's savings plan, putting enough in the latter to grab the maximum state break.

If you have no consumer debt to repay, you might consider contributing to a Roth IRA, in which the money can grow tax-free.