Sentence examples for contribution may come from inspiring English sources
However, Ivashkin's most distinctive contribution may come to lie in his writing on the music of Schnittke.
Yet her greatest contribution may come at the end of each half-inning in the field, when she assembles the team in a circle, in front of the dugout, and delivers a pep talk, or a sermon, with fiery gesticulations.
If Di Maria can reflect on a job well done, Juan Mata's satisfaction at a similar contribution may come with a tinge of trepidation.
I strongly believe that contribution may come best if we encourage openness and innovation, not if we try to micromanage our universities, direct researchers or count patents.
Another contribution may come from proviral insertion sites, which could provide immunization against peripheral silencing.
Furthermore, a potential contribution may come from alteration of the noradrenergic drive that underlies diurnal HPA activity, since there has been shown to be both a reduction of noradrenergic input, which appears in late gestation (45) and persists through lactation (46), and a reduction in HPA sensitivity to α-1 adrenergic activation in the lactating rat (47).
Another LLC contribution may have come from the NFL's Arizona Cardinals in the form of a $50,000 gift from Cholla West LLC to American Crossroads.
The Boston Phoenix's David Bernstein writes that the contribution may have come from the hedge fund billionaire Paul Singer, whose Elliott Management has an office at the address W Spann listed on its contribution.
The technology industry's contribution to tackling climate change may come from its standards bodies as much as its clever gizmos.
We explore the possibility that a major contribution to this toxic legacy may come from the scale insects, not just from the plant material.
"The understanding when you give campaign contributions like that is that they may come in handy down the road," said Larry Makinson of the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan group that monitors political giving.
