Sentence examples for higher contributions from from inspiring English sources

The money could come from new taxes, higher contributions from businesses and possibly the federal government.

"This removes the possibility of people foregoing pay in return for higher contributions from their employers.

We are asking for higher contributions from well-paid staff for their generous pensions.

The shortfall (€12bn-15bn) caused by Britain's exit will be met with higher contributions from other member states.

On the upside, Shell benefited from higher contributions from chemicals and increased production of LNG – an industry it has bet much of its future on.

Some are requiring much higher contributions from workers, so many workers are dropping coverage rather than paying amounts they consider unaffordable.

The international experience is that countries that ask for a higher contribution from university students – such as Norway, New Zealand and Australia – have a higher participation rate.

The Karamadazi granitoid is the most striking example for the granitoids in CAG, having a higher contribution from the continental crust as evidenced by higher Rb, Ba, Th, the highest mean Sc, V, and mean Zr, Y, Ni contents.

Analysis of MD simulation indicates that intense and narrow vibrational modes with atomic movements perpendicular (transverse) and parallel (longitudinal) to the long DNA axis coexist in dsDNA, with much higher contribution from longitudinal vibrations.

The Corg from continuous meadows was also more 13C enriched, which suggests that a high proportion of the carbon was derived from plant material (autochthonous sources); in contrast in patchy meadows (especially in a sand matrix), lower δ13C values indicated a higher contribution from allochthonous sources (mainly suspended particulate organic matter, SPOM).

The higher contribution from G in 2014 than in 2015 could be explained by the much larger number of cultivars grown in the first year.