Sentence examples for former contributing from inspiring English sources

The scheme was funded by contributions from both the employers and the workers, with the former contributing more.

The writer is a former contributing editor of Country Music magazine.

The site will be edited by Kat Hannaford, a former contributing editor for Gizmodo US and news editor at T3.com.

Conant, a former contributing editor for Vanity Fair and other publications, leads us into the Loomis story through a curious side door.

When "Lost Tycoon" was published, Kirkus Reviews credited Hurt, a former contributing editor at Texas Monthly, with having written "a slick, informed account".

To understand this quarrel's origins, Drake, a Paris-based former contributing editor of W magazine and British Vogue, digs deep into the two men's intersecting life stories.

Caughley argued that the former contributed little to the conservation of species in the wild because, beyond the trivial insight that small populations are subject to stochasticity, stochastic models do not provide insight into why species are at risk.

The running-in wear volumes were very low for larger-diameter heads and smaller clearances; but because the subsequent steady-state wear rate was much smaller than the running-in wear rate, the former contributed significantly to the total volume of wear debris even over very long periods of time.

The former contribute >90% of the high affinity binding sites for nicotine in the rat brain, and the low affinity binding sites (α7 subunits) for nicotine are recognized by their nanomolar affinity for α-bungarotoxin.

Avis et al. [ 3] studied arthritis and migraines, and found that especially the former contributed to reduced physical HRQL.

The latter cells bind to MHC I on the antigen-presenting cells and destroy them, whereas the former contribute to immunological memory of the activation event.