On Monday, finance ministers granted a small concession to poorer nations, mainly East European, that felt they were being asked to contribute too much to the fund.
JACKSON -- I always think of Tom Bombadil as a slightly silly character who doesn't actually contribute too much to the story.
They did not contribute too much in an attacking sense and they rode their luck, not least when Antoine Griezmann headed his gilt-edged 66th-minute chance over the crossbar and André-Pierre Gignac hit a post at the end of regulation time.
The nose radius does not contribute too much for energy consumption response parameters.
For heterogeneous cases, we demonstrate that the shear-thinning property does not contribute too much to the diversion effect, which clarifies the debate of understandings.
This can be explained by the fact that the multiuser diversity gain has already been exploited by MU-MIMO schemes and the additional diversity gain by using precoding does not contribute too much in this case.
Still, with the right details filled in, it looks as if cutting up the "donor" will maximize utility, since five lives have more utility than one life (assuming that the five lives do not contribute too much to overpopulation).
This wildlife contraceptive program is aimed to help the devils continue with their wild behaviour by mating freely, but without certain females contributing too much to the next generation, which "can have long-term genetic consequences for the insurance population".
Conditional cooperation, that is, appears to be subject to at least two distinct conditions that are in tension with one another: on the one hand, individuals do not want to contribute unless others are contributing; but on the other hand, if others contribute too much, the temptation to free ride overrides their inclination to reciprocate.
In a human application of a stem incorporating these longitudinal grooves, it is of importance that the area outside the grooves does not contribute too much to the retention force.
