Sentence examples for contribution a little from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Sweet's contribution, "A Little Family Time," about a famous man who hasn't bothered to tell his fiancée about his disabled son, makes its point nicely too.

"With certain players, their contribution goes a little bit further than starting in the team or not and Tim is probably the perfect case of that.

Even if his contribution waned a little in the third Test, the mark he has made will remain in the memory.

A bit of balance redressing: "I recognise that this contribution is a little late - I could blame it on the pressures of work but who'd believe me? - but Rebecca Lee's being a little hypersensitive about the comparing of women players to dogs," writes Tom Chivers.

We get contributions from a little over half of our subscribers.

A: I think so, but those contributions are a little bit different to those of other scientists.

The NRA's political action committee, which as a non-super PAC accepts only limited contributions, raised a little more than $7 million in the first six months of 2013.

Returning to stage, Hunger Games contribution Lean was a little, well, lean, but the bizarrely disinterested punters stopped their chatter and came together with the crowd as all realised the night was ending.

I was happy with my contributions but felt a little exposed; suddenly, my personal politics just seemed so public.

As for the human contribution: "It could be a little.

I am trying to report and write in a way that might make a little contribution to getting this thing right and on the right track — because I think it really could be that important for the world that my kids and yours are going to grow up in.