Sentence examples for over contributing from inspiring English sources
"What these results suggest is that this policy is going to discourage female workers aged 50 to 64 and 65 and over contributing concessional amounts to superannuation, mainly due to the proposed tax on concessional contributions over $25,000 per year".
Canada has been increasing its aid; the European Commission has been debating over contributing more assistance.
Knowing how much rain fell over contributing areas during specific periods aids in characterizing inflow and infiltration to sanitary and combined sewers, calibration of sewer system models, and in operation of predictive real-time control measures.
It should be emphasized that the change in organizational culture to introduce an entrepreneurial vision, as well as concern over contributing to economic development, are still ongoing, thus generating conflicts and tensions over different views regarding the university's contribution to society.
The first in-depth usage of the GIRO capability was made by the Aerospace Corporation, whose calibration and validation (CalVal) study (Paxton et al., 2002) of the UV instrumentation on DMSP satellites (Huffman, 1994) demanded accurate knowledge of the EDPs during the spacecraft passes over contributing GIRO locations.
Despite this important obligation, most prefer to gain viewing figures and sales over contributing to maintaining a peaceful society free from hype and sensationalism.
No two isolates have the same WD-40 unit number distribution pattern suggesting unequal crossing-overs contribute to WD-40 sequence redistribution.
Make sure you have enough liquid retirement funds left over after contributing to retirement to cover your monthly expenses.
Depression may lead to both less physical activity and over-eating, contributing to obesity [ 37].
Better control over costs contributed significantly to the upside surprise with capital expenditures down 18% from a year ago to $452 million.
We're not total Scrooges, it's just that it would kill us to over-contribute unnecessarily.
