Sentence examples for contribution most from inspiring English sources

We concluded that, even if both spindle positioning defects and aneuploidy contribute to cell death by apoptosis in  SakOE discs, the major contribution most probably results from chromosome segregation defects.

"The IPPR's Condition of Britain report proposed big reforms to restore the principle of contribution most of which ended up on the cutting room floor.

Notably, he proposed that union members no longer automatically be assessed a political contribution (most of which went to Labour); instead of the choice of opting out of the contribution, members would choose whether to opt in.

We wondered if that was a case of the man or the formation making the difference, and asked Midnight Riders' MB Carradine to shed some light on the importance of Mullins: Getting three goals in three games from a rookie is a contribution most MLS coaches dream about finding during the January draft, but the dream is reality for Jay Heaps.

The new liberals asserted, first, that the rewards dispensed by the market were too crude a measure of the contribution most people made to society and, second, that the market ignored the needs of those who lacked opportunity or who were economically exploited.

When people feel valued for their contribution, most of them will do whatever it takes to get the job done.

(BP ranked 19th, with $75,500 in contributions, most to Republicans).

Sir Mark Walport, the government's chief scientific adviser, has praised its contributions, most recently in strategies to tackle Ebola.

He made extraordinary philanthropic contributions, most notably as a leader of an organization H.A.P.P.I., which helped autistic adults.

He has made more telling contributions, most noticeably on his first appearance here, when he scored three tries.

The variations benefited from some fine solo contributions, most notably by Syoko Aki Erlke, the concertmistress, and Jon Manasse, the principal clarinetist.