Sentence examples for contributing personal from inspiring English sources

In a special curiosity mounting here like some relentless work of naïve art, visitors are impulsively contributing personal mementos and any kitsch object at hand to an ad hoc jumble of a memorial 200 yards from the crash point.

Her commercial cites two fund-raisers in particular, including a June 30 event hosted by Mr. Singer that earned the Rossi campaign nearly $135,000, with many executives at his Elliott Management fund contributing personal checks.

A16 Ad Hoc Memorial in Pennsylvania Visitors to the site of the crash of Flight 93 in Shanksville, Pa., are contributing personal mementos and any kitsch object at hand to an ad hoc jumble of a memorial 200 yards from the crash point.

These benefits included increased confidence, a sense of contributing, personal growth and increased social connections.

He has also regularly contributed personal essays to Esquire.

The subjects have all contributed personal statements, and when you put those together you get a history of postwar science that's as immediate and unprettified as these portraits.

In addition, most of the world's known experts on filoviruses contributed personal data and anecdotes.

Group members contributed personal finances at each meeting, entrusting their investment to the group and to those approved to take out micro-loans.

Thus, we conceptualize the underlying cost benefit trade-offs that consumers make in evaluating health recommendation systems as a type of psychological contract, in which consumers contribute personal information and effort in exchange for a more useful, tailored recommendation by the firm.

In an effort to secure legislative action on sanitary reform, Southwood Smith produced two reports on the health of the poor in Bethnal Green and Whitechapel for Chadwick's Poor Law Commission (1838 39) and contributed personal testimony to the Select Committee (1840) and subsequent Royal Commission (1844) on the Health of Towns.

This assumed agreement to contribute personal data to research is part of the informal contract between the individual and the state (or where relevant, county councils or other suppliers of health care), given that health care is traditionally virtually free of charge (costs are covered through the tax bill).