Sentence examples for contributing soft from inspiring English sources

Last fall, Campaign for America reported that 121 companies that had given at least $100,000 each in 1994 or 1996 had since stopped contributing soft money.

Tingyi, the biggest maker of instant noodles in China, is contributing soft drink units in 13 cities to the new company, which will assume about $180.5 million of debt.

(Enron has also contributed soft money to Democrats, and Mr. Lay has golfed with President Clinton).

Previously, wealthy donors had contributed "soft money" to the political parties, which controlled how the funds were spent.

Toylike cars and trucks moving along a nearby, picturesque stretch of the New York State Thruway contribute soft whizzes and hums to a musical mixture of wind and birdsong.

Some experts in campaign finance say that those who used to contribute soft money to the parties -- their efforts totaled $496 million in the 2002 races -- will shift their donations to 527 committees, which have fewer restrictions under the new law.

Snow sports such as snowboarding and freestyle skiing are sports that can be affected by adverse weather and snow conditions, and these were reported to be an issue during the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games, with warm weather contributing to soft snow conditions, and reports of more athletes falling during jumps and landing, as a result.

Injection of HAF stimulates collagen production by fibroblasts contributing to soft-tissue augmentation.

Africans, in particular, have greatly enriched the vocabulary and contributed the soft, somewhat nasal accent and rhythmic intonation that distinguish contemporary Cuban speech.

Then using reverse Monte Carlo (RMC) simulation, the structural inhomogeneity is attributed to diversity of AlCo clusters, which lead to loosely and densely packed local atomic structures and contribute to soft and hard regions, as evidenced by synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction, dynamic mechanical analysis and nano-indentation.

These abnormalities contribute to soft tissue and vascular calcification, and ensuing cardiovascular injury [ 9].