Sentence examples for modest contribution from from inspiring English sources
It was a more modest contribution from him, but it was a more successful performance than that of Rondo.
"A fair and modest contribution from those graduates who see financial benefit from their degrees could help to maintain availability of places, assure quality of education and keep the sector competitive".
In 1961, Dr. Nicholas Platon, then head of archeology in Crete, accepted a modest contribution from Mr. & Mrs. Leon Pomerance, of Long Island, to financing an excavation at Kato Zakro, where he thought there was a Minoan palace.
On November 21st RIL said it had offered to buy LyondellBasell for an undisclosed sum, thought to be around $10 billion-12 billion.RIL is already India's biggest private company, earning revenues of $29 billion in the most recent financial year from its oil refineries, petrochemical plants and polyester sales, together with a modest contribution from retailing.
However, a modest contribution from cell replication may be present, since the presence of putative chondrocyte progenitor cells has recently been demonstrated in human articular cartilage [ 11, 12].
It is very likely that many of these interventions have been arranged with a modest contribution from patients' values and preferences, and poorly adapted to the context [ 20, 21].
Last year, when water damage and age had weakened the church building to what Father Perry deemed "a dangerous situation," the parish began making repairs that were financed by loans, renting the parish's closed elementary school to the city, and modest contributions from parishioners.
It has been suggested, for example, that modest contributions from axial quadrupolar (10%) and octupolar (25%) fields are resolvable using inclination only data from paleomagnetic studies.
What's more, 59percentt support publicly-administered paid leave insurance pools that are funded by modest contributions from employees.
Vulnerabilities to dependence on addictive substances are substantially heritable complex disorders whose underlying genetic architecture is likely to be polygenic, with modest contributions from variants in many individual genes.
The CSRC is administratively supported by modest contributions from industry using a sliding scale based on gross sales.
