Sentence examples for contributing all that from inspiring English sources
Consider increasing your 401(k) contribution by 1% each year or every time you receive a raise or promotion, with the goal of eventually maxing out your contribution - meaning you're contributing all that the government will allow.
Part of the answer must lie in so-called "presenteeism": the low productivity of people who are physically present at work but who, for a variety of reasons, are not contributing all that they could.
The Giants were one of the more unusual teams in that no one class contributed all that much to the team's success.
I hope that I can contribute all that I can both on and off the field".
This was all well and good for YouTube's cream of the crop, but let's be honest — most of us don't contribute all that regularly, and the vast majority of our videos don't become popular, which means we couldn't get into the program.
This ensures a clean separation of the implementation of a particular plugin from the core Open Babel library code, and makes it easy for a new plugin (e.g. a new file format) to be contributed; all that is needed is a single C++ file and a trivial change to one of the build files.
Instead of those doing the work reporting as individuals to bosses, the work is done in self-organizing team: the role of management is not to check whether those doing the work have done what they were meant to do, but rather to enable those doing the work to contribute all that they can and remove any impediment that might be getting in the way.
Giulio Eulisse put this class in namespace hippodraw so that it wouldn't clash with a Corbra Observer and contributed all the code that needed changing.
The federal government and local business groups would contribute all but $300,000 of that.
But why contribute to all that?
I read a 2003 interview with him a few days ago, and he was vituperative about the state of contemporary poetry: "When I look at the condition of the art in these years and realize what a disaster the popularity of free verse has been, I cannot but feel some guilt in having contributed to all that I now most dislike and oppose".
