Sentence examples for genuine contributions from inspiring English sources
Even more important, the direct and genuine contributions that arts instruction can make to learning will go unexplored.
He wants to make these ideas square with the evidence, sorting genuine contributions of various scholars from often too-strong claims based on an incomplete consideration of all the available evidence.
Marwick's focus on vanity also discounts the genuine contributions of social media to civil discourse in the political sphere, as evidenced by the Twitter storms that raged around the latest government shutdown.
Switzerland has become a victim of the exclusive and thereby narrowing focus on the EU alone and has limited itself to the general principle of "Euro-compatibility". From the perspective of theory of constitutional law, the text attempts to identify the positive and genuine contributions of Swiss legal culture to the emergence of Europe at large.
Of the former he writes that its "few genuine contributions (like Brown) may have been exaggerated" anyway -- and of the latter he says one can hardly lament the chastening of a court that "fabricated the law of sex equality" and "invented a right to abortion".
Two, it neglects genuine contributions to the engineering approach made by actual engineers, such as Jules Dupuit.1 A comparison between Dupuit and Walras suggests that Dupuit, not Walras, represents the engineering approach to economics, and that Walras represents the ethical, not the engineering, approach to economics.
"Participants should be able to make a genuine contribution," he said, "and get something back".
If he has a genuine contribution to make, why would he not do so?
Palm oil can be grown responsibly, and must make a genuine contribution to Indonesia's development.
Political reviewers of her book said it made a genuine contribution to understanding the politics of the Labour Party.
Work to avoid being subjected to pointing fingers and curses behind your back, and make a genuine contribution to humanity.
