Sentence examples for first-time contributors from inspiring English sources

Clinton told me, "She began raising money among young people, first-time contributors.

According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Current paid first-time contributors two hundred and fifty dollars for a short video.

The city's Campaign Finance Board also determined that a majority of those contributing to candidates in the city's 2009 elections were first-time contributors, more than 80 percent of whom gave less than $175.

The initial Democratic fund-raising advantage seems to be the next step in a shift that began in 2004, when Democratic presidential candidates, starting with Howard Dean, tapped into the Internet to collect money from first-time contributors.

For Israel and the Democrats, the most important number, however, may be 74,000 -- the number of first-time contributors to the committee in recent weeks.

Analysis of author data from 2006 to 2013 shows that LSE consistently publishes work from more than 150 authors per year, with greater than 60% being first-time contributors.

Here's what Will Shortz had to say about Mr. Flinn's puzzle: "Others can comment on this astonishing theme discovery by first-time contributor Jason Flinn.

The last time we published father and son in the same issue of ForbesLife we offered articles by our founding editor, Christopher Buckley (But Enough About You), and his father, the late William F. This issue's father and son are both first-time FL contributors, and the son, Cody Kittle, may be our youngest writer ever.

More than 1,100 of those contributors were first-time donors, and, in a sign of the campaign's wider outreach, $200,000 in contributions were made online.

Even more surprising, 40percentt of the donations came from first-time political givers and 34percentt of the contributors are under age 40.

While we value our established contributors, we also encourage a diverse range of directors from all over the world and as well as first-time filmmakers.