Sentence examples for helpful contribution to from inspiring English sources

Fidget spinners, on the other hand, are masquerading as a helpful contribution to the common weal, while actually they are leading to whole new levels of stupid.

George Eustice, the prime minister's former press secretary who is one of the founders of the Fresh Start group, said: "We have put forward a wishlist which we think is a helpful contribution to the debate.

The least helpful contribution to this race comes from former Mayor Ed Koch, who has endorsed Mr. Turner, he says, as a way to protest President Obama's statement that Israel's pre-1967 bordershouldld be the basis for negotiating a peace agreement — with mutually agreed land swaps.

This is a helpful contribution to the discussion but seems not to fully take on board the simple fact that underlying fundamentals are not that difficult to predict in bubble periods.

Delchier, M. Levy, A. Charachon for their helpful contribution to the present study.

We thank Professor Vito Giustolisi and Dr Kevin Jiang for their precious and helpful contribution to the study.

In one of his less helpful contributions to social harmony, the old polecat suggested in 1990 that the side that ethnic minorities cheer for – England or their country of origin – should be a barometer of whether they are truly British.

We thank Dr. Francesco Aniello and Dr. Luciano Gaudio for critical reading of the manuscript and Dr. Giovanni Iazzetti for helpful contributions to the data presentation.

We would like to acknowledge the helpful contributions to the final manuscript from the Executive Advisory Board: Kevin Brindle, Robert E Coleman, Charles Coombes, Jack Cuzick, Mitchell Dowsett, Lesley Fallowfield, Christine Friedenreich, William J Gullick, Barry Gusterson, Craig Jordan, Sunil Lakhani, Bettina Meiser, Emma Pennery, Rebecca Riggins and Stephen Johnston.

The authors also thank both the ED and Biochemistry Laboratory staff for their helpful contributions to the study.

What is particularly interesting is that a role that develops out of experience in different knowledge domains seems to be an important precondition for being able to make helpful contributions to interdisciplinary knowledge construction.