Sentence examples for contributions highly from inspiring English sources

State Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., the state Republican chairman, called Mr. Corzine's contributions "highly inappropriate" and said the senator "should be using public policy to define his role in New Jersey politics, not his bank account".

This makes the task of reviewing and benchmarking of and concluding from scientific contributions highly complex and bulky.

In doing so, we refer to the contributors that provide high volumes of contributions as highly active and label the contributors that provide highly valued contributions as expert contributors.

Estimating charitable contributions is highly complex and sometimes subjective.

The wool is warm and hard-wearing – Portsmouth's contributions were highly praised.

Queensland's police minister, Bill Byrne, condemned "opportunistic commentary" on extremism from "predictable sources" whose contributions were "highly speculative and unhelpful".

The periods involved are the same everywhere, ranging from about 12 hours to a year or more, but the relative sizes of their contributions are highly variable.

The government has a moral duty to alleviate as rapidly as possible the feelings of uncertainty, fear and alienation that the referendum vote has inevitably brought about in EU citizens living in the UK, and to take positive action to demonstrate that they are an integral part of British society and their contributions are highly valued.

The Delphi method is suitable when the experts' contributions are highly dispersed (e.g., [22, 58, 65].

We study the behaviour of the most characteristic Raman contributions of highly oriented pyrolytic graphite at biaxial stresses up to 5 GPa.

Thus, social identity theory suggests that it is very normal for physicians, nurses and hospital administrators to see their own group as much more complex than other groups and to value its contributions particularly highly.