Sentence examples for had ever contributed from inspiring English sources
Only NSW had ever contributed that much growth – and that was back in 1994.
Finally, he emphasized and thanked everyone in the room who had ever contributed to a clinical trial on HD, acknowledging the necessity and sacrifice of those who constantly supported research efforts.
After Kennedy was assassinated, Wasserman went to work fund-raising for Johnson, and he and his allies raised more money for L.B.J. than California had ever contributed to a Democrat.
When the United Kingdom voted in June to leave the European Union, there was much talk of whether European integration had ever contributed to the strengthening of the capacity of the British state to better position the British economy in global markets.
Not only did we immediately fire the kid (obviously) and delete every post he had ever contributed to TechCrunch, but we also publicly admitted to the scandal and apologised to readers.
Using precoded personal identifiers, record linkage with the CDC cohort resulted in 142 BRCA2-positive cases who had ever contributed information as a part of the CDC cohort.
(I can't remember a single thing the Club of Madrid has ever contributed to the world).
And if he has ever contributed a little to misapprehensions about the scale of his military experience his Web site states, "My life has been dedicated to public service.
And if he has ever contributed a little to misapprehensions about the scale of his military experience — his Web site states, "My life has been dedicated to public service.
Of course, every historian who has ever contributed the Venetian entry to an encyclopedia has produced some such condensation, but the results are usually lifeless and tedious, all bones and no flesh.
New York is a real runner's race in that the New York Road Runners Club organises the event with an almost endearing reverence towards those who are lucky enough to be considered elite and indeed anyone who has ever contributed to the world of distance running.
