Sentence examples for extraordinary contribution for from inspiring English sources

In 2014, he was presented with a Doctor of Letters from Macquarie University in recognition of his extraordinary contribution for the sport, philanthropy and Indigenous rights.

2014: Conferred an honorary Doctor of Letters by the Macquarie University in recognition of his extraordinary contribution for the sport, philanthropy and Indigenous rights.

We join many in remembering his keen intellect and contributions to science, and we are especially grateful for his friendship, extraordinary contribution of wisdom and generosity to the Academy.

"The extraordinary contribution from Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos will make an enormous difference for our campaign to defend Washington's marriage law," said WUM's campaign manager, Zach Silk.

The FGD could ask for extraordinary contributions from banks or raise debt backed by future annual contributions.

So, out of respect to all of the extraordinary contributions from the incredibly talented actors and crew involved, I've decided not to participate in the upcoming media events for the film.

Mr Phillis paid tribute to Ms Marland, who has worked for the Guardian for 24 years, for her "extraordinary contribution" to the company.

Chen became the first person to graduate from the New England Conservatory with a double master's degree in conducting and violin performance and received two honors from the institution: the Chadwick Medal for outstanding undergraduate work and the Schuller Medal for "extraordinary contribution to musical life in the community".

Lord Hall, Director General of the BBC, maintained a sense of diplomacy when making his statement and thanked Clarkson for the "extraordinary contribution" he made to the BBC.

When President Dmitri A. Medvedev decreed last month that Mr. Solzhenitsyn, who died on Aug. 3 at 89, be memorialized "for his extraordinary contribution" to Russian culture, he did not set any deadline or single out any street.

He was fifty-seven years old, having lived and worked as a university lecturer in England since his mid-twenties, and had only in the previous five years come to be widely recognized for his extraordinary contribution to world literature.