Sentence examples for have contributed around from inspiring English sources
Robert Edmiston, another major donor whose companies have contributed around £4.5m, spoke just five times before retiring as a working peer four years later.
O'Brien was believed to have contributed around half of the previous management team's salaries.
Trade treaties and deals are estimated to have contributed around 20% to the growth of world trade between 1994 and 2007.
This day helps to remind people of the important things that women have contributed around the world.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, September 11 , 1948P. 23 Talk story about Albert Ulmann, who has contributed around one hundred Letters-to-the-Editor on Old New York, mostly to the Sun and Times.
Although residential construction is only 3% of GDP, in each of the past five quarters it has contributed around a quarter of America's economic growth.If residential construction turns down, asks Mr Shepherdson, where else will growth come from?
(However, largely because of its sheer size and population, India is one of the ten biggest historical emitters, having contributed around 7% to the warming the world has seen so far, compared to 20% for the US and 5% for the UK).
Levie used the comment as a springboard to talk about the M&A potential for Box and the enterprise space in general, noting that deals like Vitrue and Taleo at Oracle, and Buddy Media at Salesforce, have contributed to around $10 billion in acquisitions in the enpterprise speace in the last few months.
In fact, she made may have contributed to something around a million new members join the service, and at the very least it seems like she helped sign up a few hundred thousand.
Interviews will address potential internal and external contextual factors as well as different types and sources of evidence that may have contributed to decisions around prenatal record content made during the province's most recent prenatal record revision.
Some have contributed ideas that routed around proprietary roadblocks.
