Sentence examples for contributors appear from inspiring English sources

More than 100 different contributors appear in The Times each year.

The contributors appear to be well-informed and pooh-pooh the government's statistics, and its assertions that the crisis will have little impact.

(These days, however, Slate and its contributors appear to be using the hashtag to promote themselves, showing that perhaps the worst thing is to be ignored on Twitter).

Very few judges in the states that elect the members of their highest court view contributions as a reason for disqualification when those contributors appear before them.

However, the editors (and the other contributors) appear to rely for their information regarding southwest Asian and Mediterranean small stock nomads on old comparative studies by Dahl and Hjort (1976) and Ingold (1980), neither of which mentions much more than Fredrik Barth's study of the Basseri (Barth 1961).

Here, major contributors appear to be lifestyle differences: smoking accounts for ∼60% of gender-specific mortality in Europe, alcohol abuse for ∼30% (McCartney et al., 2011), followed by risk-taking and seeking and complying with medical therapies (Oksuzyan et al., 2008).

MIT Sloan Management Review congratulates contributors appearing on the Thinkers50 2017 list.

The prose and verse of two hundred and eighty-two contributors appeared in The New Yorker in its first ten months.

Collins had seen his team fail to execute in key situations, he had seen some of his younger players fail to understand basic game strategy, and he had seen some players who were expected to be key contributors appearing as if they hardly belonged in the majors.

Within a few weeks games and other apps from contributors appeared, and new Facebook signups spiked, along with the amount of time people spent on the network.

Jim was one of the network's most prolific contributors, appearing on CNBC programming at least 30 times a week.