Sentence examples for contributing record from inspiring English sources
After his retirement as senior critic in 1980, Mr. Schonberg remained a cultural correspondent for The New York Times until 1985, and continued contributing record reviews and occasional interview pieces thereafter.
But automakers, fighting for sales in a market saturated with new vehicle production, are already contributing record amounts of incentives per vehicle, through rebates, free financing and other offers, to keep customers coming back.
Three of the Republican National Committee's 10 largest donors, Philip Morris, the National Rifle Association and Microsoft, have contributed record sums to the Republican Party this year at a time when they face legal and legislative assaults led by the Democrats.
They circulated petitions and the police contributed records of illegal activity at the bar, including a drug sale involving the doorman.
This was in order to describe the world bacterial biogeography at a broad taxonomic scale in terms of taxa proportional abundance by contributed records from each geographic region.
Set up rules, such as: letting one person speak at a time, allowing all participants to contribute, recording all responses, ensuring no answers are wrong, enforcing that no one should insult or criticize another participant for their responses.
Since 1912, the people who care about New York have given generously to the fund, last year contributing a record $9.8 million.
In turn, the lack of wage pressure is contributing to record low rates of price inflation in the UK and across the European Union.
Not to mention we're constantly reminded that our increasingly sedentary lifestyles are contributing to record ranks of overweight and obese citizens.
Further north, the storm brought a surge of tropical air to Ireland and the United Kingdom, contributing to record warm temperatures.
Organizers are reluctant to rely on individual donors who may feel tapped out after contributing a record $715 million to Obama's re-election.
