Sentence examples for continuing contributions from inspiring English sources

What he needs to find instead is a class of immigrants whose continuing contributions to society are worth protecting.

These would presumably focus on future relationships on trade, continuing contributions like those required of Norway and Switzerland for access to the common market, and perhaps even some aspects of free movement of people and capital.

Davis says that if your employer has a final salary scheme that is in deficit, you may want to consider whether it is worthwhile continuing contributions, although you should not pull out without taking professional advice.

­Teachout maintains that Armstrong's detractors were so critical or uncomfortable over his public persona — the sweaty brow, the megawatt smile, the crowd-pleasing, ingratiating manner — that they ignored his enormous, continuing contributions to music and to civilization.

With the help of a hefty reward — $20,000 was the announced figure, although continuing contributions have pushed it toward $30,000 — it was quickly learned that Spike's owner was Derick Phanord, a 22-year-old Brentwood resident.

STEPHEN M. CASE, the chairman of AOL Time Warner, under fire from some directors and major shareholders over the disappointing performance of its AOL division, yesterday laid out his continuing contributions as the leader of its board and an adviser to its management.

"He reassured me of the bank's continuing contribution to Providence," Mr. Cicilline said.

But it is an engaging and informative introduction to the field, and Pratt's continuing contribution to it.

The league is his continuing contribution to the city game he has stood at the center of for 30 years.

In 2007, the Taffners were presented with the Spirit of Service Award for their continuing contribution to the school.

That is the continuing contribution to history that the idea of modernity has to make: history is a work in progress.