Sentence examples for contributed a substantial number from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the Chinese database community, represented by the China Computer Federation (CCF) Technical Committee on Databases (TCDB), has contributed a substantial number of publications to top conferences, including VLDB, SIGMOD, ICDE, WWW, and KDD.
French officials say that they will probably contribute a substantial number but do not plan a formal announcement until the NATO summit meeting next month in Bucharest, Romania.
A3 Turkish Offer to Europe Turkey's defense minister offered to contribute a substantial number of troops and equipment to a new European Union force in return for an important role in planning the organization's military operations.
Turkey offered today to contribute a substantial number of troops and equipment to a new European Union force in return for an important role in planning the organization's military operations.
Although strings of such islands (motu) are not counted separately in the database (see above), they nevertheless contribute a substantial number, typically to the population of islands ≤10 km2 in area.
"Unfortunately, we are still struggling with the impacts of a long period of austerity, which has undoubtedly contributed to a substantial number of suicides," Hawton said.
"Southern Cross Austereo has contributed a substantial amount to a trust which was recently established to assist Ms Saldanha's family.
Besides, the domestic sewage effluents from villages nearby also contributed a substantial amount of pollutants.
The industry has also contributed a substantial $82.1 million to federal candidates, parties and political action committees, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
The families themselves have contributed a substantial amount of funds for the implementation of CIPs.
The Norman Conquest and a period in which French was the language of the ruling class in England effected great changes on English and contributed a very substantial number of French words to English vocabulary hence the quantity of near synonymous pairs available today: begin, commence; end, finish; kingly, royal; fight, combat; and so on.
