Sentence examples for long contributions from inspiring English sources
The amount of the benefit may depend on how long contributions have been paid, as for pensions, which is disadvantageous for those disabled early in working life.
Those who have paid contributions are generally treated better than those who have not, and often benefits depend on how long contributions have been paid.
Mikhail Savicki was awarded the hero title for his long contributions to the Belarusian arts and for helping to set up art academies in the republic.
The man known all around the world for his imposing, vikingesque look, not to mention his decades long contributions to techno, is attempting to dictate the name of his favorite children's music production into his smartphone, trying to figure out who composed it.
These changes would come with a price, but that amount, less than $500 per refugee for a 10-week intensive ESL course, would be negligible compared to the long contributions by better paid refugees, and their better educated children, like Bishnu's and Krishna's two daughters.
Indeed, just last year we marked his long contribution by presenting him with one of our long service badges.
The actor Peter O'Toole has been honored for his long contribution to the British stage with the Outstanding Achievement citation at the 24th annual Laurence Olivier Awards in London.
We acknowledge the life-long contributions of The Brazilian Longitudinal Study of Adult Health participants, and the study staff members, without whose commitment and enthusiasm the work of the study could never have been completed.
Thus, by confining our predictive analysis to incident cases and using a relatively short follow-up, we have likely underestimated the life-long contribution of the genetic risk relative to the contribution of clinical variables.
Supermarkets have long demanded contributions towards advertising and marketing from suppliers for in-store promotions.
Statistics on giving by the entertainment industry are spotty, partly because reports on tax-exempt giving typically become available long after contributions are made.
