Sentence examples for has ever contributed from inspiring English sources

(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.

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.

Using data from one of the largest samples that has ever contributed to a cluster analysis of health behaviours, six clear clusters emerged: smokers, non-screeners, higher risk ex-smokers, lower risk ex-smokers, sedentary non-smokers and active non-smokers.

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.

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.

If you've ever contributed to a charitable fundraising campaign online in the last seven years, chances are that one of those campaigns (if not all of them) have been through GoFundMe, a web platform where people can set up and donate to campaigns for charitable causes.

For the record, I contributed more of my own hard-earned dollars to this cause than I've ever contributed to an election issue in my lifetime and I even spoke out as an invited guest on conservative talk radio about the issue at hand -- civil rights -- actually convincing my right-wing hosts that our civil rights argument held water.

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.

Having complained that our courts have been too craven, he also bemoaned that they have "been willing at times to go much further than the Strasbourg court has ever gone", contributing to "rights inflation".