Sentence examples for of increased contribution from inspiring English sources

"For the last six years we've been building up our portfolio and many of the investments that we've made are starting come fully on stream in terms of increased contribution," said Mr Newton.

Yes, 2012 will see the beginning of a new era of increased contributions from graduates (although none of this will be paid up-front by students in 2012 of course) and universities, as businesses, will feel the impact of a difficult economic climate.

The monthly reports also capture two campaigns apparently moving in opposite directions: Johnson's efforts may be paying off in the form of increased contributions, while Stein's fundraising efforts have stuttered.

Vingarzan (2004) notes that background levels appear to be increasing over time because of increased contributions from international transport of ozone precursors.

This literature has emphasized the powerful effect of punishment as a means of increasing contribution rates in a public goods game.

Nevertheless, there is a recent overall tendency of increasing contribution from older age groups toward life expectancy.

Recent work has suggested that rapid retreat is already underway for sections of the West Antarctic ice sheet, raising the possibility of increasing contributions to sea-level rise.

Picasso did one series of etchings in the 1930s called "The Vollard Suite" that he started signing in the 1950s and '60s as a way of increasing contributions for left-wing political causes he championed.

However, a tendency of increasing contributions to the life expectancy from the oldest age groups is visible reflecting a movement toward the advanced stages mainly among females.

The percentage of base changes increased in such low-coverage regions because of an increased contribution of sequencing errors in the limited number of reads.

Rapid product development condenses and necessitates changes in industry practice to capture appropriate value of the increased contribution of genetics as a component of final product value.