Sentence examples for contributions far more from inspiring English sources

The system would make donors' small contributions far more valuable to candidates, would dilute the impact of big money and would provide an alternative way for candidates to finance their campaigns without becoming obligated to influence-seeking funders.

Delph's overall contribution was far more impressive than his first half strike alone.

However, the female contribution is far more important (Minneau and Trussell, 1982; Menken et al., 1986) unless the male is much older, which is currently rather exceptional in western countries.

Just saying what the subject did clearly, simply and directly, makes the value of their contribution shine through far more effectively.

The $500,000 donation was far more than the candidates raised in a state where contribution limits are among the lowest in the nation.

But although Mr. Obama is widely seen as a friend of the tech industry — and, with his party, has taken in far more contributions — the excitement associated with his campaign four years ago has diminished here, as it has elsewhere.

But Wiesenthal's contribution to history was far more complex.

That would be leadership--a contribution to the controversy far more valuable than mediation.

On the other hand, in the SCP the energy contribution for vegetables was far more relevant.

This is an important contribution because it is far more difficult to find relevant new interactions from knowledge not frequently co-occurring in a literature than that often observed.

"In TV, the EP credit represents a far more significant contribution, usually being part of the genesis of the idea and ongoing management of its production".