Sentence examples for make a genuine contribution from inspiring English sources

"Participants should be able to make a genuine contribution," he said, "and get something back".

Palm oil can be grown responsibly, and must make a genuine contribution to Indonesia's development.

Work to avoid being subjected to pointing fingers and curses behind your back, and make a genuine contribution to humanity.

They would look at this stuff and think: "Are you kidding me?" So how do you think the private sector really can make a genuine contribution?

We continue to commit to supporting research in this area through a number of collaborations that aim to make a genuine contribution to knowledge in this field.

In a way, some of the better testing companies are, however imperfectly, trying to do that – to make a genuine contribution to the public understanding of science.

Political reviewers of her book said it made a genuine contribution to understanding the politics of the Labour Party.

Making use of the publishers' business records and correspondence, as well as the books they produced, Printers and Men of Capital makes a genuine contribution to our understanding of the development of a domestic economy and culture.

"The college has been involved with (the system) from an early stage and will continue to work with the Department of Health to ensure it is introduced effectively, integrates well with the working practices of NHS staff and makes a genuine contribution to improving child protection practice".

He believes, in other words, that voting is part of a larger market in civic virtue, the way that farming is part of a larger market in food, and he goes so far as to suggest that a businessman who sells food and clothing to Martin Luther King, Jr., is making a genuine contribution to civic virtue, even though he makes it indirectly.

Donald Trump has invited Cengiz, Khashoggi's Turkish fiancee who accompanied him to his fateful consulate appointment, to the White House, but the academic said she would only meet the president if he "makes a genuine contribution to the efforts to reveal what happened inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul that day".