Sentence examples for greater contribution from from inspiring English sources
High GWPm in the hedgerow and shelterbelt systems reflects the greater contribution from the monoculture annual crops within these systems.
But while a healthy consumer sector is vital to the UK economy, it is clear we need a greater contribution from exports and investment.
"We welcome the fact that the BBC Trust is calling for a greater contribution from Radio 2 to the delivery of the BBC's public purposes, especially in peak times.
It seems likely that, for the time being at least, Hollande will content himself with soothing the concerns of the centre right in France by exacting an ever greater contribution from Britain to the border policing effort.
Isothermal titration calorimetry studies indicated an exothermic binding with a negative Gibbs energy change; ionic strength variation suggested a greater contribution from non-polyelectrolytic forces in the binding process.
Visual recognition memory for objects is associated with a network including the association occipital, temporal, and frontal cortices ('ventral visual stream'), possibly with a greater contribution from the left hemisphere.
Half of the $200 billion promised over 10 years will be used for incentives to spur even greater contributions from states, localities and the private sector.
Its emphasis on breaking news has brought a diverse set of reporters to MSNBC, Griffin and Miley noted, thanks to greater contributions from NBC News journalists.
Answering charges that he was beholden to lobbyists despite promises to limit their influence in Washington, Mr. Kerry's spot highlights far greater contributions from special interests to Mr. Bush.
"Obama wants the US effort to leverage greater contributions from others, not to replace them," says one NATO insider.But America is likely to get little more than penny-packets from allies.
The NHS has always relied on greater contributions from private companies than that 6% figure recognises (the private sector provides all its drugs, for example, and all equipment), but these revelations will probably damage the Tories.
