Sentence examples for material contribution from inspiring English sources

Whatever its flaws, private equity has made a material contribution to sharpening management.

Gold made a "material contribution" to the firm's performance in the quarter, the letter said.

Our only wealth tax might then be positioned to begin to make a material contribution to public finances.

Carney explained that to qualify, the companies would have to make a "material contribution to the UK economy".

The Bank has said it will only buy the bonds of companies "making a material contribution to the UK economy".

The experience to date suggests that these actions can make a material contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The results suggest that humans use resonant modes to infer object material, and use this knowledge to estimate the impact force, explaining away material contributions to the sound.

In the research to date, the valuation of the material contributions of ecosystems to human well-being has been emphasized, with less attention to important cultural ES and nonmaterial values.

–Say No to Propped-Up Value: Similarly, starting in 2007, non-cash material contributions of clothing, furniture and similar items must be in "good or better condition" and valued strictly such as the amount you'd expect the item to sell for in a low-margin thrift store or consignment shop.

Up until early 20th century philosophers had material contributions to make to the physical sciences.

Think tanks exist as a vital part of the white-collar welfare industry for parchy white people who lack the courage to actually make material contributions to society like teaching children math or delivering pizza.