Sentence examples for contribution to anything from inspiring English sources

"He made a contribution to anything in physics in which he decided to participate," Bagley said.

In choosing the "tabloid queen", you have possibly managed to combine the sublime and the ridiculous: the former in acknowledging the power of the breasts, the latter in presuming that they or their owner ever made any positive contribution to anything that is worth reading about.

The bottom line is that for an organization like CEA – which represents 2,000 corporations and even more personal political interests – there is no way we can make a contribution to anything related to the political mission of the Occupy movement.

Sometimes I'd just be sitting there staring at a blank TV screen and be like, "What is the point?" "What am I doing here?" "Why am I filling my life with all of these tedious little tasks that aren't making any kind of contribution to anything other than my own entertainment?" It was a song that was kind of about that with a little more color and playfulness.

'At the moment, I can't make contributions to anything,' he said.

He was not just a theorist, however, and his contribution to cinema is anything but academic.

But the Justice Department said that the contribution limit "applies to anything of value provided for the purpose of influencing a federal election," including contributions, expenditures and "payments for personal expenses of a candidate unless those payments would have been made irrespective of his/her candidacy".

With a knowing laugh, he said the precedent-setting court case that extracted them from their first record contract was "probably a greater contribution to popular music than anything we've recorded".

At his briefing, Acting Transport Minister Hussein also said investigations of the plane's cargo manifest did "not show any link to anything that may have contribution to the plane's disappearance".

If anything, overall, their contribution to the public purse is very mildly positive.

It seems like David Beckham can sell anything, and his contribution to the Ice Bucket Challenge has been considerable, but he might not be able to cure amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, not even with the help of his fellow footballer Christiano Ronaldo.