Sentence examples for contributing to the best from inspiring English sources

All the blather about having a great clip and the prestige of contributing to the best newspaper in the world might work on a dewy newcomer to the business, but it doesn't go far with veterans.

In February, BHP Billiton said sales to China in the six months ended Dec. 31, the first half of the company's fiscal year, had nearly tripled, to $1.1 billion, almost as much as it sold there the entire previous year and contributing to the best half-year results since the merger.

"I'd like us to make sure everyone is contributing to the best of their ability throughout the meeting by allowing everyone to stand up and enjoy a stretching break each hour".

Therefore, the 15 SNPs contributing to the best combinations were genotyped in Set II (Table 4).

A systematic review of published studies may assist in clinical decisions and in public health actions, contributing to the best adherence to ART.

The relative importance of a single weather variable contributing to the best performing models was defined as the percentage of times a variable was included in the best performing models for each type of prediction (Table 1).

But a board membership populated only by venture capitalists with large ownership positions often has these issues in the context of IPO readiness: First, most VCs have never worked at or run a public company, and few have meaningful experience serving on the boards of public companies — so contributing to the best-practice governance of the newly public company is a learned skill.

But, of course, such a harsh practice may not contribute to the best morale among those chosen to survive.

The concentration of talent here has been a constant and we're very well positioned to contribute to the best international projects".

Rodgers did manage to pull off a 25-yard scramble, which contributed to the best rushing performance the Packers have had since Oct. 25, 2009 (39 carries, 176 yards).

"The person I would like to see is the person that the captain, selectors, and (particularly) Andy Flower consider most likely to contribute to the best possible overall team performance over the course of the match".