Sentence examples for contributions driven from inspiring English sources

Corporate watchdogs suggest another cause for concern: campaign contributions driven by corporate executives might harm the long-term interests of their shareholders.

While we cannot determine the exact composition of the end members from QFA, one of the modeled sources appears to be intermediate (roughly equal contributions of most of the elements in the model, that is, of Sc, Cr, Ni, Nb, La, and Th) in composition while the other two are broadly felsic (contributions driven by Al, Ti, and Sc, with lesser covarying Nb, La, and Th).

AQ model estimates were obtained by combining local- and regional-scale model results (based on CS measurements) to account for all major atmospheric processes, including local contributions (driven by local-scale variation in pollutant emissions and meteorology) and regional contributions (background levels associated with large-scale synoptic patterns).

In broad terms, labour taxes (i.e. personal income tax and social security contributions) drive a wedge between labour costs and net wages and have a negative effect on labour supply, structural employment and hours worked.

Two stochastic contributions drive the dynamics of A: the mRNA fluctuations due to the random switching (mRNA present or not) and the molecular, i.e. intrinsic, noise due to low copy number of the autoinducer.

Our revolving door, campaign contribution driven political system has lost touch with the "ordinary" citizens it is supposed to serve.

In this guy's case, it was, 'Now we let you fund money, in the future we may not.' " Mr. Ferris of Prudential said that the decision to suspend future contributions was driven by the desire to protect current annuity holders and that the short time frame to make additional contributions was part of that.

The jump in total tax contribution was driven by increases in the amount generated from corporation tax, up by nearly 41 per cent to £7.6 billion.

Since most of the magnetospheric field contribution is driven by solar forcing, using SM coordinates exploits this geometry to reduce the number of external field coefficients needed to sufficiently model these effects.

But Ne is intended to reflect the number of individuals that contribute to the evolutionary potential of a species [ 29]; in advective environments, we have shown that this contribution is driven mostly by a small upstream portion of a species geographic range.

Contributions would be driven by many factors but one of them would be disease prevalence and capacity to manage the use of the resources.