Sentence examples for dollars contributing from inspiring English sources

Instead, savers have preferred to trade whatever pesos they can obtain for dollars, contributing to a dangerous and accelerating decline in Argentina's foreign reserves.

If left to grow unchecked, a trust fund that is predicated on a constant stream of payments unrelated to each contributing site's risk profile could result in the accumulation of hundreds of billions to more than a trillion dollars contributing to significant opportunity cost of capital.

After Pope's family donated a reported two hundred and nineteen thousand dollars to Republican candidates and political groups in 2012, and his companies gave a reported four hundred and fifty thousand dollars, contributing to the party's takeover of the governorship and the state legislature, Pope served as co-chair of Governor McCrory's transition team and then as his budget director.

The government has been busy training inspectors, but has not laid out a clear plan for how to help factories pay for renovations that can reach into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, contributing to a system in which smaller, less well-funded factories remain dangerous.

The average donation was just seventy-five dolland, and the maximum ten thousand dollars (contributed by Denise Rich and her daughter Daniella, among others).

Even with that shift, and the billions of dollars contributed by the European Union for reconstruction, some Greeks worry that the country is overreaching.

Distribution of the billion-odd dollars contributed for World Trade Center victims is a mind-boggling job, fit for a Solomon.

Financial support from lobbyists paled in comparison to the millions of dollars contributed by the financial services and oil and gas industries.

It was a smaller portion than France or the United Kingdom received, but the moral boost that the aid provided — plus the presence of several hundred thousand stationed American soldiers, spending U.S. dollars — contributed to West Germany's postwar growth.

OpenAI was founded in December 2015 with a billion dollars contributed by big name technology investors including Elon Musk and Sam Altman, the president of Y Combinator, a well-known Silicon Valley startup accelerator.

Permits costing tens of thousands of dollars contribute to the local economy.