Sentence examples for contributor to serving from inspiring English sources

FOR the record, his two main findings were that in curbing aggression, any bouncer is better than no bouncer (almost every good-size bar in Hoboken has at least one), and the biggest contributor to serving drinks to already drunk patrons who shouldn't be served are the so-called secondary servers, like shot girls and tub girls who prowl the floors.

Dickerson joined CBS in 2009 as an analyst and contributor and was tapped to serve as the network's political director in 2011.

(Even revealing the contents of a directive can be dangerous for a Chinese reporter. Shi Tao, a contributor to the Contemporary Business News, is serving a ten-year sentence for describing a directive from his local propaganda authorities in an e-mail that he sent abroad).

He is also a freelance contributor to public education programs serving as moderator and consultant for programs produced and conducted by the American Bar Association's Division for Public Education.

You are hyper sensitive to being a immediate contributor to the mission and serving those around you. "We all need to feel that we are contributing value to the lives of others".

Brown recently renewed his contract with Fox News to serve as a contributor, amid reports that said the reverse.

Mr. Sartor, a longtime friend, fund-raiser and contributor to Mr. DiFrancesco's campaigns, served on the sports authority from 1992 to 1999 and is now a commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Ms. McCullough is a contributor to The Huffington Post, serves on panels for conferences such as SXSW Interactive and SuperMobility Week, has appeared on shows such as The Communicators, has published op-eds in beltway publications, and is regularly interviewed by media outlets that cover connected car issues.

Avory accepted, and continued to serve as a producer and occasional contributor on later Kinks albums.

However, for the base case, the number of net QALYs saved is largely the result of tuberculosis cases (and resulting deaths) prevented (hepatitis, and other side effects being relatively small contributors), and serves to allow us to compare our proposed interventions to commonly-accepted willingness-to-pay standards.

Colbert is described in America (The Book): A Citizen's Guide to Democracy Inaction, to which he was a contributor while serving as a 'Daily Show' correspondent, as holding the positions of the Arthur Schlesinger Professor of American Studies at Harvard University, and of Chief Defender of International War Crimes at the World Court in the Hague.