Sentence examples for notes contributed from inspiring English sources

Now it is used by thousands of students, with hundreds of articles, blogs and course notes contributed from students and doctors around the world.

Now, when you visit Findery, locations as far-ranging as Kyoto, Dubai, and New York City are all packed with notes contributed by dedicated users.

The understanding is that short notes contributed by experts in the community, rather than long reports, are often sufficient to keep other children informed about new ideas, experiences, and ongoing activities.

Young service users were able to ask questions, write cofacilitator notes, contribute to debriefing meetings after the focus groups and comment on the themes developed from the analysis.

I'm a terrific admirer of Eggers's (who several years ago, I should note, contributed the introduction to a short book of mine), and part of me loves this speech.

Mr. Lewis charged Mr. McCain and Sarah Palin with "sowing the seeds of hatred and division" in their fervently red-meat rallies, not unlike "a governor of the State of Alabama named George Wallace" whose race-bating rhetoric, Mr. Lewis noted, contributed to the 1963 bombing of the Birmingham church in which four young girls were killed.

"Omni," for example, was huge at the time I worked for Forum, and every sci-fi author of note contributed erotic fiction to both sides.

Those from the European Economic Area (EEA - the EU plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) had made a particularly positive contribution in the decade up to 2011, the authors noted, contributing 34% more in taxes than they received in benefits and services.

Each track doubles up both music and sound sculpture, the note contributing to the song, the tone to a texture.

This complementary note contributes to the discussion by making three main points.

This note contributes to the discussion on the compliance costs of disclosure requirements for publicly traded companies.