Sentence examples for only contribution of from inspiring English sources

Having bowled Australia out for 244, England succumbed for 228 in reply, with Brearley's typically obdurate 64 – an innings that lasted four hours – the only contribution of note, and they eventually lost the game by 138 runs.

Tony's only contribution of note was to throw a 14th-minute interception pass which led to Jason Smith scoring Hull's second try - and then, admitted Castleford's coaching consultant Ellery Hanley, the game was already gone.

In the eight games Morgan has captained England he averages 71 and his only contribution of note in Sri Lanka before Christmas was the 62 runs he scored in the fourth ODI in Colombo, when Cook was suspended for slow over-rate offences.

Charge/discharge tests indicate that the naked lithium-rich oxide exhibits poor cyclic stability and rate capability as cathode of lithium ion battery, which can be improved to some extent by the only contribution of AlF3 but significantly by the concurrent contribution of AlF3 and graphene.

Habana had a subdued first half, with his only contribution of note seeing him clatter into Blaine Scully as the pair competed for a high ball.

Figure 4 Score and loading plot of the first three PCs considering the only contribution of chemical parameters of particles sampled on rural site.

The material-support law bars not only contributions of cash, weapons and other tangible aid but also "training," "personnel" "service" and "expert advice or assistance".

The law was developed as a mechanism for taxpayer money to finance campaigns for candidates who agreed to accept only contributions of $100 or less along with strict spending limits.

Mr. Cort contends that Mr. Leffler devised the scheme and sought to have Ms. Stark's $10,000 donation matched by city money at the rate of $4 to every $1, even though only contributions of $250 or less were eligible for matching money.

The filing itemizes just over $2 million, which by definition did not come from small donors because only contributions of $200 or more (including aggregate contributions) must be itemized.

With these cutoffs, charge fluctuations involve only contributions of ions fluctuating in the middle of the pore.