Sentence examples for contribute for longer from inspiring English sources

Its consultation paper notes a "disproportionate burden on small and micro employers who would contribute for longer than large employers", and so suggests it will "start with the largest employers and end with the smallest".

Since there is likely to be a maximum payment amount per month, you will need to contribute for a longer period of time.

But in a final posting last week, he announced he would no longer be contributing, for 'personal reasons'.

For such cases, systemic management depending on the primary colon cancer may contribute to longer survival following thyroid surgery.

Many are heaving under the volume of patients but do not have the money to expand their spaces and free more for examination rooms, which contributes to longer waits for patients.

Prof Frank Kelly of King's College London said tiny particles of pollution could cause problems for some people – such as those with asthma – and contribute to longer-term problems for others.

"However, whether home-produced or arriving from the continent, the tiny particles we take into our bodies with each breath cause immediate problems for some individuals, such as those with asthma, and contribute to longer-term problems for most of us in the form of heart disease and stroke".

Moreover, the squeeze on bank loans, capital and oilfield drilling equipment that began after the debacle in 1986 will also contribute to a longer wait for more domestically pumped oil.

All these factors may contribute to the longer delay time for force-induced ER calcium release.

So either pension benefits, which already gobble up 12% of GDP, will have to be cut; or contributions will have to rise; or more people will have to contribute to the scheme for longer.

People want to be able to contribute more -- and for longer.