Sentence examples for outside contribution from inspiring English sources

The most important outside contribution to it came from German late Gothic painting.

In his biography of Reuther, Nelson Lichtenstein noted that the check he handed over to the strikers was the largest outside contribution that they would receive.

I'd had to request permission from my employer, the BBC, to make "an outside contribution" and sign an agreement that all the work involved would be done in my own time and that no mention be made of my association with the BBC.

Mr. Perchuk, who learned about the survival of the Purifoy work — and several other pieces by Purifoy as well — through what he calls "incredible primary research" by Yael Lipschutz, a doctoral student at the University of Southern California, explained that this kind of outside contribution is typical of "Pacific Standard Time".

With respect to TARWR, all the countries remain below this threshold: Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Yemen do not benefit from any outside contribution (dependency ratio of zero); Qatar benefits only slightly (ratio lower than 10%%); and Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait have a high dependency ratio despite low external renewable resources.

Newly redesigned, billburg.com is now emphasizing its public forums and outside contributions.

Their chemistry is reactive but stable, and their methods don't avail much room for outside contributions.

While Weekending is no more, there are plenty of sketch shows on radio and TV that invite outside contributions.

He said he received $10,000 in donations, mostly from friends, but did not plan to actively solicit outside contributions.

"It's the most important cause in the nation, obviously, and with the state providing so much of the money, outside contributions are insanely well leveraged," he said.

And Romney's outside contributions have helped destroy his opponents in the most negative and expensive advertising blitz ever seen in American primaries.