Sentence examples for contributions will continue from inspiring English sources

"There can be no assurance that these contributions will continue".

All of which goes to show that like all emerging fields, evo-devo's significance and the uniqueness of its contributions will continue to be reassessed.

The departure of the board members, Larry E. Condon of the LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust, and Dorothy Cullman, has raised questions about whether their millions of dollars in annual contributions will continue.

That point was made in a prospectus for Nakheel that lays out numerous warnings, saying Nakheel has relied "upon capital contributions from the government of Dubai," and, "There can be no assurance that these contributions will continue".

"This fee will hit the most vulnerable and increase inequalities," says Vasile Astarastoae, head of the country's medical council.To add to the squeeze "social contributions" will continue to be levied on all revenues, including pensions and rents, and an increase in value-added tax passed last year will stay despite calls from foreign investors to lower it again.

Citing frustration with what they said was the theater's poor financial management, the two largest donors to the Joseph Papp Public Theater have resigned from its board, raising serious questions about whether their millions of dollars a year in contributions will continue.

Dan: As we've discussed, AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums have contributed significantly to wildlife conservation, and that contribution will continue expanding, with partner matching contributions, exceeding $5 billion over the next decade.

The Scottish Government's financial contribution will continue to come from assets seized from organised crime.

I recognize what a fine tradition of commencement addresses your institution has and I hope that my contribution will continue this honorable heritage.

Jeremy has done a great deal for the party – he's changed politics, he's brought his values, he's made a huge contribution and will continue to do so.

Asked about conservative MPs loyal to Tony Abbott such as Eric Abetz and Kevin Andrews, he replied: "These are long-serving members of the parliament, who have made a significant contribution and will continue to put forward their two cents' worth... [but] as a government, we're committed to the policies we were elected to implement".