Sentence examples for defining contribution from inspiring English sources

What is the defining contribution of great managers?

Dr. Yamanaka's defining contribution to the field was to show that ordinary skin cells could be coaxed into behaving like embryonic stem cells — living microscopic engines that can morph into virtually any cell or tissue, blood, bone, muscle or nerve.

Rapinoe's defining contribution to the year turned out to be kneeling for the national anthem in the wake of the Colin Kaepernick protest, and it felt in keeping with a curiously unfocussed year for the USWNT — more defined by individual storylines than collective coherence.

With the words of Mourinho ringing in his ears and assistant manager Rui Faria showing him the diagrams United hoped would lead to a defining contribution, Ibrahimovic struck.

Undoubtedly Ted's defining contribution to the series, it sees a fugitive Sonic rolling around at the speed of sound as he races through a fictionalised San Francisco to escape the armed forces.

He was bought to make the defining contributions.

For those earning more that £50,000, employers will contribute 12% towards a defined contribution scheme.

These are "defined contribution plans," with an upper limit of how much a worker can contribute.

(2 Testing rule for defined contribution plans.

Increasingly, however, firms are favouring "defined contribution" schemes.

Private pensions – whether defined benefit or defined contribution – are based on income.