Sentence examples for idea of contributing from inspiring English sources

One investing institution, the Canada Pension Plan, is believed to oppose the idea of contributing more cash.

I am much more into the idea of contributing more regularly to a group blog than this one.

The idea of contributing forces to a multinational contingent authorized by the United Nations in Iraq, General Musharraf said, is extremely unpopular among Pakistanis.

Zogby is a big fan of thrillers and mysteries, and a particular fan of Patterson's books, so he found the idea of contributing to one extremely exciting.

He likes the idea of contributing to the growth of solar, but worries that he may end up, as an early adopter, paying more than he should.

Ms. Clark said that her younger friends loved the idea of contributing to a trip that the couple would enjoy together.

Was the idea of Bundy contributing to the book prompted by him, or something that Rule had previously considered?

Seven years on, the idea of readers contributing comments, ideas, tips and stories doesn't seem quite so radical – but it has become one of the central strands in our travel coverage.

She said: "It introduces the idea of parents contributing financially to state schools on a regular basis with the aim of it becoming the norm.

Despite irrefutable evidence, the president has repeatedly smeared climate science, suggesting that the idea of humans contributing to global warming is "a hoax".

There's one issue where it's about how people resist the idea of women contributing to the war effort, and Marston explains that women working in the war effort is actually awesome and vital.