Sentence examples for contributor used from inspiring English sources

He says that he is curious whether the PubPeer contributor used image-checking software to catch the duplications.

Posting on an anonymous online message board for political discussions and debates 4chan's "Politically Incorrect" (/pol/)—the contributor used all caps to call for others using their site to report art spaces and illegal venues to the authorities.

Although it is uncertain whether certain types of olive oil or dish washing liquid work better than others, one contributor used Filippo Berio Extra Light Tasting Olive Oil--Frying & Roasting and Palmolive Ultra Concentrated Dish Liquid with great success.

"Marie Antoinette did something like that — didn't work out so well for her," said a Twitter contributor using the name Zoocritter.

"Are they disrupting business?" a contributor using the name Moryath wrote in a comment on the slashdot.org technology Web site.

This year it was revealed that a contributor using the name Essjay, who had edited thousands of Wikipedia articles and was once one of the few people given the authority to arbitrate disputes between writers, was a 24-year-old named Ryan Jordan, not the tenured professor he claimed to be.

"The relationship between the church and its contributors used to be basically, 'Pray, pay and obey — give us money, we'll take it from there,' " said Francis J. Butler, president of Foundations and Donors Interested in Catholic Activities, a national network of Catholic philanthropies.

Don Campbell, a member of USA Today's board of contributors, used these and similar statistics in a widely discussed 2012 column,"Why we should kill senior discounts".

Several contributors used methods that were specifically designed to account for family structure.

Most contributors used the default weighting scheme for the method (e.g., SKAT) employed or else imposed a weighting scheme that effectively up-weighted rare variants.

The American Mathematical Society (AMS) even has its own set of extensions, called AMS-LaTeX, that its contributors use for its journal.