Sentence examples for contribution looks from inspiring English sources

Sol Sax's contribution looks like an uprooted fence post with a clod of cement attached to one end.

Their contribution looks bigger than it did, now that the Reserve Bank has restated the figures in line with international practice.

Anne Haaning focuses on the marks we leave of ourselves in cyberspace, and Marianna Simnett's contribution looks to the source of pure white milk: an udder.

The weekly maintenance contribution looks set to be around £181 a week, or £784 a month, which Abbott says compares with an open market rent of about £1,200 to £1,300 a month for a one-bed flat.

A scheme announced in November by the European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, to mobilise €315 billion of private and public money for investments in infrastructure, energy and other "strategic" areas, is well-intentioned, but the EU's contribution looks too small to prompt businesses to provide their share.Investment in digital infrastructure has been especially weak.

This contribution looks at and evaluates new ways to map XML documents to relational database systems preserving their hierarchical structure.

Already, other nations and organizations have given generously to the fund -- and made the American contribution look paltry in comparison.

Lenders have a right to be repaid, but this makes its net contribution look far less impressive than that of other rich countries.

We complained earlier that the industry's contribution looked small when measured against the $1 trillion needed to cover most of the uninsured or against the $3 trillion likely to be spent on drugs in this country over the next decade.

In particular Prof. Richard Brereton gave a big contribution looking for "prizes" and help with journal(s) contacts.

Perhaps his greatest contribution, looking from the outside, has been the continuity Jenkins has maintained, even when managers were departing at a rate which would destabilise most football clubs.