Sentence examples for most positive contribution from inspiring English sources

Walby said UN Women's most positive contribution had been its campaign to end violence against women.

This was her most positive contribution to the sport, and it is why she deserves to be horse of the year.

His most positive contribution was when he tackled Messi near the half-way line, starting the attack that led to City's goal.

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates' decision to terminate F-22 production should be appreciated as his single most positive contribution to American air power -- and certainly one of the very few issues he would have seen eye to eye with John Boyd.

Whyte's most positive contributions to Rangers thus far have been the handing of long-term deals to key players; Allan McGregor, Steven Whittaker and Steven Davis.

"This is a moment in time when collectively we are painting a picture of what low-carbon Britain could look like," says Kevin Steele, a social campaigner for the past 20 years and the founder of Climate Week – a week-long event that aims to showcase some of the most positive contributions being made by hundreds of public and voluntary bodies in the fight to reduce carbon usage.

That sharing was perceived by most as a very positive contribution to their own work; getting together motivated them to contribute more time and energy to improve medical education.

The SNP government has failed to make the most of its positive contributions to the northern isles (£60m for new schools in Orkney, for instance) while allowing its opponents to capitalise on its poorer decisions (different subsidies for travel to different island groups, with the divide appearing to match whether or not the islands vote SNP).

Most 'are engaged, motivated and making a positive contribution, for example, volunteering, helping in the community and peer mentoring'.

When our intentions are to bring our greatest selves into the world for positive contribution, to do our most awesome at whatever it is we are doing, the universe conspires in our favour to make that happen.

Comparison of the mean scores on the MVQOLI subscales shows that patients scored most poorly (i.e. with least positive contribution to QOL) on the Function subscale, followed by Well being, Symptoms, Transcendent and Interpersonal subscales (Table 4).