Sentence examples for if the contributor from inspiring English sources

If the contributor was not a professional writer, so be it.

(Hmmm. Wonder if The Contributor would mind sharing the headline with the staff members of a for-profit newspaper).

To address what the commission said were free-speech concerns, one provision in the rule permits contributions of up to $350 an election if the contributor is entitled to vote for the candidate at issue, or up to $150 if not.

It depends, but they are meant to help you better understand or connect with them, as well as to support the "process of creatives," so if the contributor is a novelist, a user might receive the same kind of notebook they used to plot their bestseller.

That pressure or even desire to contribute is multiplied if the contributor has a direct interest in the purpose for which the funds are being solicited -- such as the defeat of the health-care bill which Liberty Central espouses.

Four questions were asked that assessed the motivation behind posting a case-seeking report on Epi-X, the practicality of posting a case-seeking report on Epi-X, the successfulness of finding related cases by posting a case-seeking report on Epi-X and if the contributor intends to use Epi-X for this purpose in the future.

Publishers, on the other hand, have a legacy of paying for good content, so is it ethical to solicit material from the public and make money from ads alongside it if the contributors aren't paid?

Alternatively, if the contributors do not wish to deal with the complication of generating IIMs from scratch, they can choose to provide only visual data.

After stating that the Fund was wrong if he had profited from it, if it had been conducted in secret, or if the contributors received special favors, the senator continued, Nixon stated that no contributor to the fund got any service that an ordinary constituent would not have received, and then anticipated the skeptical questions, "Well, what did you use the fund for, Senator?

But if all the contributors to this book thought 8 May was going to be a brave dawn for the left would they have gone to press under a title implying the need to forge "new politics"?

Think Wikipedia, but if all the contributors and editors got paid and navigable from the verified point of view of any established community.