Sentence examples for contribute something more from inspiring English sources

In January, hoping to contribute something more solid to the movement, he founded the Business Affinity Group.

So I'm glad that Democrats are jumping on Republican candidates' words about rape, but I'd also like to see those Democrats contribute something more than sound bites.

A lot of confusion remains, however, and I hope I can contribute something more substantial to this discussion.

Gibney once told AVCJ that "At the end of my career, I'd like to point to five or six companies where the CEO believes I contributed something more than just capital – even if it's just one terrific piece of advice.

Now I feel I can contribute something and I am more independent".

"If everyone can contribute something hopefully we can get to more than the £4m a year that's needed," he said.

Eventually, I decided that it was more important to contribute something to the world than it was to protect myself from criticism.

What makes Thomas' giving special is that he also contributes something perhaps more valuable to him than money: his own time.

The wealthy have to pay more, but everyone should contribute something.

I accepted the position because I wanted to contribute something to the profession that has nourished me for more than 40 years.

Some are more brilliant or more eccentric or in better physical condition than others, but all contribute something to the stimulating atmosphere.