Sentence examples for generals contribution from inspiring English sources

If Mr Livingstone was more familiar with the generals' contribution to the nation's heritage, it is unlikely he would be better disposed towards them.

You cannot deal with the biggest budget deficit since the second world war without asking for a general contribution from the whole population".

You can't deal with the biggest deficit since the second world war without asking for a general contribution from the whole population.

This paper presents a thorough analysis of the smearing effect for three general contribution computation methods: complete decomposition, partial decomposition and reconstruction-based contributions.

The more general contribution of this historical approach for the field of engineering and technological development can be seen in its corrective and self-reflexive potential.

This success also proves the reasonability of our general contribution of integrating computational grid and VGE to facilitate air pollution simulation.

He has also produced a convincing and engaging account of Alberti's intellectual milieu in what is arguably the most important general contribution to Albertian studies of recent decades.

Overall, this study ascertains the general contribution of the thiazolidinedione ring to their cytotoxicity and proposes the applicability of the pyrrolidinedione ring as a selective and safer choice in anti-diabetic and cancer chemotherapeutics for future drug design.

Beyond the general contribution to the development of nanolithography, the patterns obtained by this method can find many applications in biomaterial polymer science (such as scaffolds for cell proliferation in tissue engineering).

We propose this PAF as a general contribution to the strategy and audit of platform initiatives and more specifically as an assessment framework to provide consistency of thinking in GaaP initiatives.

In this review, we emphasize the role of antigen-presenting cells and MHC molecules in obese adipose tissue and the general contribution of the adaptive arm of the immune system in inflammation-induced insulin resistance.