Sentence examples for just one contribution from inspiring English sources

Michael Bishop, who became Lord Glendonbrook and has given the party more than £1m, has made just one contribution on the floor of the Lords and is registered as attending only 16 times in the year to February.

Despite panicked calls for a comeback, Shane Warne has made just one onfield contribution in the Ashes, at Adelaide, where beaming from a sightscreen about to sink his neon teeth into a McDonald's Legend Chicken burger, he became the only Australian bowler to stop Kevin Pietersen in his tracks during his withering seven-hour double hundred.

This isn't a terrible crime in itself, but Aristotle would have said it was just one more small contribution to a pattern of behaviour that made him the cowardly narcissist he is.

Of the remaining percentage, whatever Trump donates to the U.S. Treasury will be a tax-deductible contribution, just one more benefit to Trump's bottom line.

This is just one of IFE's contributions to conquering the lack of Diversity in Tech.

Given this huge contribution of just one product, it would be desirable to further split up this product group.

Just one more of recent independent contribution is Yakhnin AV [ 49].

By recognising the contribution of various agency cues we can also account for a wider range of findings than those models of SoA which emphasise the contribution of just one cue (see Section 4.1 below).

Moreover, in the complex array of cardiovascular risk factors, lipid elevations are just one factor, with their relative contribution to risk increasing with age, and the absolute number of events being low at younger ages.

Open Tues-Sat 11.30am-2pm, Sun-Thu 5pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm (closed for lunch 15 May-28 July 2013) The sandwich cubano may be the first thing visitors think of to eat in Miami, but it is just one of Cuba's many contributions to Miami's sandwich universe.

Judy Greene, director of Justice Strategies, a group that advocates for immigration and criminal justice reform, says that lobbying and campaign contributions are just one way that private prison companies exert influence.