Sentence examples for makes no contribution from inspiring English sources

Some would say at this point: "So what, the transfer traffic makes no contribution to London".

One look at the nutrition label and it's clear this drink makes no contribution to the diet beyond the calories.

Among its authors are Tad Murty, a former scientist who believes human activity makes no contribution to global warming.

Spending £2bn over 10 years on IMP (see the LSE's detailed analysis) makes no contribution to social welfare and no investment that might pay off in terms of new jobs and new industries in the future.

"The use of graphic warnings makes no contribution to the awareness of these risks and serves only to stigmatize smokers and denormalize smoking," said Anthony Hemsley, a vice president at Commonwealth Brands, the maker of USA Gold cigarettes.

But most of the essential care needed by those with dementia as a direct result of their illness - such as help with eating, washing, bathing and using the toilet - is provided by care assistants and is therefore defined as personal care for which, under the means testing rules, the government makes no contribution unless they have capital of less than £20,000.

The agencies say their guidelines state that the United Nations makes no contributions to political parties.

Unlike the disciplines of psychology and physics, he makes no contributions to evolutionary theory; however, his entire system is located within an evolutionary framework.

It also had made no contribution to youth business development," the report said.

We have made no contribution to global warming that can move the needle.

Nationally, only 6 percent of workers with family health coverage sponsored by their employers make no contribution to their premiums, and 16 percent of workers with individual coverage make no contribution, according to a 2011 survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation.