Sentence examples for contributed, suggestions from inspiring English sources

All other authors substantially contributed suggestions, ideas and writing.

The good folks at Edge.org organized a symposium, and 164 thinkers contributed suggestions.

Organizations including the Seed Savers Exchange and the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy contributed suggestions for the list.

Christopher Tolkien, who as a child was paid two pence by his father for every mistake he could find in The Hobbit, and as an RAF pilot during the war contributed suggestions to the progress of The Lord of the Rings, worked from a manuscript which he believes his father wrote in the early 1930s.

Even more encouraging, people contributed suggestions and their technical expertise.

Zuck thanked the over 50,000 members of the Facebook community who contributed suggestions for his personal goals this year and wrote that reading books was one of the more popular suggestions in a post on his page: "My challenge for 2015 is to read a new book every other week — with an emphasis on learning about different cultures, beliefs, histories and technologies".

Even the most junior staff members are listened to, and though everyone contributes suggestions, nobody takes ownership of any ideas.

Thanks to Jennifer Atkinson, Cindy Baxter, Ange Fennell, Louise Hazan, Jenny Hodge and Philip Painter for contributing suggestions to this list on our Facebook fan page - and thanks to everyone else who took part in the discussion on Facebook.

She wanted regular staff meetings where everyone was informed about company issues and could contribute suggestions, because, she insisted, democracy was the way to manage and solve problems.

They said that a smaller list of questionable songs was originally generated by the corporate office, but an overzealous regional executive began contributing suggestions and circulating the list via e-mail, where it continued to grow.

The results indicate that Moderator had a positive effect on the usefulness of the comments, as well as the participants' tendency to contribute suggestions.