Sentence examples for contributions going forward from inspiring English sources
The goal of the exercise was to provide a basis for the organization to strategize on how to structure its contributions going forward to best serve the interests of the organization and the broader system to achieve the maximum benefit to children.
The odd decent contribution going forward but nervous defensively.
Lucas Biglia (Midfielder) - 7. Worked hard alongside Mascherano to deny Germany space in the Argentina half, but made a contribution going forward too, notably when he slid Messi clear at the start of the second half.
She added: "These are very challenging but also exciting times in publishing and we hope that the Prize for Fiction will continue to make as significant a contribution going forward as it has over the last 17 years.
"Collectively, we can make a contribution going forward," he said.
Ask for a one-on-one meeting to find out what they imagine your contributions to be going forward.
"Even allowing for the fact that both exports and imports could well have been limited in January by the very bad weather hitting the UK and other countries, the fact that exports fell appreciably more than imports is worrying news and it heightens concerns as to whether or not net trade can make a decent positive contribution to growth going forward and help the economy to rebalance".
"We couldn't be more pleased with the seamless fit of our combined technology and approach to serving the market and the opportunity for our outstanding engineering team to continue to make important technical contributions to Critical Path going forward.
This is our contribution to the global effort going forward.
It would also rearrange the program's funding going forward, limiting federal contributions in a way that, over time, is likely to create ever larger shortfalls and force major cutbacks in who or what Medicaid covers. .
He has made a tremendous contribution already this season and will go on to play a very big part in this club going forward".
