Sentence examples for contributors mostly from inspiring English sources

He and his family were lavish contributors, mostly to Orthodox Jewish causes; they donated up to $50 million a year to yeshivas, synagogues and hospitals around the world.

The contributors mostly agree that "American conservatism has become middle-aged," as the historian George H. Nash observes, and that with middle age has come a midlife crisis.

Eggers has gathered a smart group of contributors, mostly young, a few known to the novel-reading public (David Foster Wallace, Rick Moody, Jonathan Lethem) and many of them living in Brooklyn, New York.

Galleries, successful galleries, portend to be museums, and museums act as galleries for board members and contributors (mostly monetary).

In our calculations, the polar desolvation terms compensate the MM electrostatic terms and the electrostatic contributors mostly diminish.

The book has 67 contributors, mostly based in the United States.

The union is a major political contributor, mostly to Democrats, having given the party and its candidates $2.6 million in the 1995-96 elecycle cycle, and Mr. Coia is friendly with President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The slate of contributors, although mostly drawn from departments of English, also includes historians, a linguist, and a biological anthropologist; all are united by their focus on the words, the actions, or the circumstances of punishment in Anglo-Saxon England.

The other contributors are mostly CalArts students.

Casey Dunn's lab at Brown University has a blog project called Creature Cast (http://creaturecast.org/about) that is devoted to telling zoology stories, incorporating contributor videos, mostly from graduate students and postdocs.

The contributors seem to mostly be angry laidoff employees spilling their guts about the behind-the-scenes tales of troubled companies.