Sentence examples for free contribution from inspiring English sources
Perceived slight followed perceived slight: a production error that convinced him we were publishing a book about "the fall of WikiLeaks"; a Comment is Free contribution which blamed WikiLeaks (unfairly) for releasing a cable about Zimbabwe which some claimed put Morgan Tsvangirai at risk; and a (perfectly accurate) Guardian report about an unsavoury Holocaust denier's links to WikiLeaks.
To answer the question, "Why would someone make a free contribution to this business, knowing that it will, theoretically, enrich a whole other group of people?" you really need to ask the specific people who make those contributions.
Admission free, contributions accepted.
This one proposes about half of the free contributions.
Fast Car/Slow Traffic arrives decorated with piano that sounds remarkably like Mike Garson's free contributions to Aladdin Sane.
"Not everyone is looking to get paid for their work," Schuon said, when I asked him if Revolt was looking for free contributions.
In March 2000, perhaps inspired by objectivist "openness," he founded a free online encyclopaedia called Nupedia, which sought free contributions from scholars and other experts and subjected them to an intensive peer-review process.
According to Andrew Kaczynski's reading of Healthcare.gov, this is wrong; she could forego her employer-provided insurance and sign up through the exchanges, but would then not be able to receive her employer's tax-free contribution.
So little electricity do these panels produce under its cloudy northern skies that the emissions from a single large coal-fired power station are enough to nullify all the benefits that their carbon-free contribution might bring.
Rep. Rodney Davis (R-Ill). has introduced a bill in Congress that would let employers make up to a $5,250-per-employee 5,250-per-employee 5,250-per-employeerkers' student loans.
They included changes to personal savings allowances, allowing people to move money in and out of Isas without losing their tax-free contribution, and a "help to buy" Isa to help future homeowners save for a deposit.
