Sentence examples for contribution represents from inspiring English sources

Those who earn more contribute more because proportionality of contribution represents another fundamental human appetite: fairness.

But he added: "If the $15bn replenishment goal is met, the UK's contribution represents 10% of the total.

Together with the pledges from Europe, the increased American contribution represents less than one-fourth of Mr. Annan's goal, which was an additional $50 billion a year.

Capco's Gary Yardley says "we look forward to working with the local community to deliver the Earls Court masterplan" and asserts that "the value of this contribution represents the scale of the project".

Katie Bayne, chief marketing officer at Coca-Cola North America in Atlanta, responded that the "single-month contribution" represents only "a portion of the almost $60 million in cash and in-kind donations" that the company has made to the clubs "in just the last 14 years".

This contribution represents an extension of the recent work of Sartori et al.

The respective modelling results show that the groundwater contribution represented ca. 50% of crop ET in both years.

Our results suggest that the power peak at noon is due primarily to unpolarized waves, with a minor contribution represented by linearly polarized waves.

Furthermore, according to our evidence, we show the DNA contribution, represented by rs143383 GDF5 and rs11718863 DVWA SNPs in defining the KL grade in OA prognosis and progression.

This contribution represented a major implementation of the public olive EST repertories that currently include a total number of 3,859 sequences (last verified on July 27 , 2009.

The African contribution totalled 12%, with the sub-Saharan Africa (7%) contribution, represented by L macrohaplogroup, being only slightly higher than the M1 and U6 specific North-African contribution (5%).