Sentence examples for contribution for its from inspiring English sources

Suburb is infused with his personal experiences and thoughtful perspective.... Suburb is unique in its depth of detail and Hanson's first-hand knowledge of planning decisions.... [It] is a valuable contribution for its deep dive into the planning processes behind suburban development patterns". "There are lessons at all levels for planners and politicos here...

The first order kernel response for surface color stimulation is close to zero, while the main contribution for its temporal structure is to the first slice of the second order response, whereas the major contribution of form color stimulation is to the first order response, with a lesser second order first slice response.

Netflix is spending very aggressively on original content, and so far it looks to be paying off in terms of net subscriber growth as it looks to turn Emmy awards into contributions for its bottom line.

Any company set up outside London, the south-east and the eastern regions will not have to pay employer NI contributions for its first year in business.

So far the fund has received about $175,000 in contributions for its crusade against waste and fraud from 15,000 people around the country.

The Times, for example, might consider soliciting contributions for its annual work of charity by publishing a list of the city's Hundred Most Enviable Bankers.

The fellowship is organized in local groups of indeterminate size, has no dues, and accepts contributions for its expenses only from those who attend meetings.

When the earthquake devastated Haiti, Catholic Relief Services tried to gather contributions for its efforts using the hottest trend in giving: donations via cellphone.

Is this the same Christopher Edley who complained because the University of California might cap retirement contributions for its highest paid employees including Edley?

The group, which began broadcasting television commercials this week in New York City and on Long Island, has reported about $2.7 million in contributions for its campaign.

The Times, for example, might consider soliciting contributions for its annual work of charity by publishing a list of the city's Hundred Most Enviable Bankers... View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Sam Knight.