Sentence examples for contributor no from inspiring English sources

Pulitzer pledged to print the name of every contributor, no matter how small the amount given.

"Straight-talking, opinionated contributors, no conventional host.

"Under the terms and conditions of the contributor contract that Forbes has with each of its contributors, no contributor should be requesting or receiving funds from third parties to write on specific subjects".

The closely watched company is finishing its third quarter of profitability, but because those profits are split among dozens of content contributors, no one company is making a meaningful amount of money from the Web site.

Still, the contributor concluded, "no matter the situation, some access is definitely better than no access".

It granted 14% of those requests, although it also noted that it does not necessarily hold much information on contributors — with no requirement that contributors provide a name or email address, for instance.

The newspaper has requested and received assurances from the puzzle editor and the puzzle creator, a veteran Times contributor, that no such allusions -- nor any suggestions about anyone's sexual orientation -- were intended.

Former Broadsheet contributor Carol Lloyd, no supporter of abstinence-only, was understandably sceptical about attributing blame solely to those programmes back in December 2007, when the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention reported that teen birthrates had risen for the first time in 14 years.

Joel Stein, Los Angeles Times columnist, frequent Time contributor and — no joke — former researcher and writer for Martha Stewart Living magazine.

More recently, the decision in McCutcheon vs. FEC (2014) ruled that, though contributors are still limited in how much they give to a candidate or a party committee in a federal race, "a single contributor is no longer capped on how many candidates and party committees he/she can give to in a given election cycle".

Contributors make no claim to objectivity; they're smart alecks whose job is to stamp the dough of information.