Sentence examples for contribution to the start from inspiring English sources

Both somewhat unusual moves, and Dorsey's contribution to the Start Small foundation dovetails with other philanthropic efforts of tech leaders like Marc Benioff.

The Gulf governments' tepid "dive" into this new "war" -- in contrast to their rhetoric -- may be judged by the scale of their contribution to the start of the air campaign in Syria: Four F-16 fighter jets from Saudi Arabia, four warplanes from the UAE, two from Bahrain, and one Mirage jet from Qatar "which did not drop any bombs, or take an 'active part' in the attack".

Start-Ups: A Start-Up That Helps Start-Ups Tim Ferriss explains Y Combinator's contribution to the start-up scene.

Mr. Booker has a strong record on ethics reform; he can only make it stronger by fully disclosing his contributions to the start-up as well as Waywire's relationship with important high-tech moguls and any others who may have interests in Washington.

Aberdeen's contribution to the final started with bullish pre-match sentiment and ended with an impressive flag display from their fans in the lead-up to kick-off.

"Seven million is not feasible for one sector alone," he said, adding that the private educational institutions had agreed to a 20-year, $50 million contribution to the city, starting in 2003.

To no one's great surprise, the Premier League's recent contribution to the debate started by the culture secretary, Andy Burnham, centred on financial controls for its own clubs and tentative proposals around home-grown players rather than the issue of "competitive balance".

The U.S. made the first contribution to the Global Fund at its start in 2002 and continues to be its largest donor and a strong champion.

Moreover, the country's own contribution to the NTP budgets started taking a positive direction.

He also praised Pena for his contribution to the team's torrid start.

In the same way, when GDS increases, the marginal extent of its contribution to the corporate financial performance starts to diminish at a certain point.