Sentence examples for has previously contributed to from inspiring English sources
She has previously contributed to the New York Times Magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek, and the Financial Times.
May, who has experience as a columnist and has previously contributed to City AM, describes his specialisms on LinkedIn as "speechwriting, campaigning, media strategies and public affairs".
She has previously contributed to magazines published by United HealthCare, the American International Health Alliance, and Lifescape.com.
Billy Mather is a Brighton-based artist who has previously contributed to VICE, drawing Gordon Freeman and G-Man for a 2014 piece on Half-Life 3 – or, rather, the lack of it.
Visit Gay Voices regularly to learn not only about individuals currently making an impact in nightlife, but those whose legacy has previously contributed to the ways we understand queerness, art, identity and human experience today.
However, he had previously contributed to a YBF-branded guide to essential reading for young Conservatives.
These authors have previously contributed to pedagogy in evolutionary biology (e.g., Baum et al., [2005]), and this new introduction is a valuable addition to the libraries of both new students and scholars of other scientific fields.
Blakeney gained its market charter in 1222, and the three ports, along with Salthouse, were jointly required to provide three ships for Edward II in 1322, having previously contributed to his father's navy in 1301.
In this scenario, multifactorial likelihood analysis should exclude tumor-pathology information from individuals who had previously contributed to risk prediction used to prioritize families for mutation screening.
Qualitative analysis of 40 MS patient interviews had previously contributed to a coherent definition of fatigue, and a potential 52 item set representing the salient themes.
Concerns about the potential adverse effects of testosterone treatment on cardiovascular disease have previously contributed to caution in prescribing testosterone to those who have, or who are at risk of, cardiovascular disease.
