Cox's particular contribution, however, was to promote the virtues of live television in a news service.
Neal's particular contribution was to locate political thought within its social and political context.
His particular contribution to the success of the Aldi name is said to have been the tightest possible cost control.
Atlanta leaders argue, however, that the city, the birthplace of Dr. King and home to numerous civil rights leaders, made a particular contribution to the civil rights era even though the city was relatively free of violence.
As part of the collective challenge and responsibility, schools have a particular contribution to ensure that all young people are equipped as citizens to succeed in the global competitive labour market.
But because he tends to slide into the biographer's quicksand of identifying too closely with his subject, his particular contribution is to argue for the critical role Washington himself played in becoming George Washington.
So is that particular contribution of Sweden to crime fiction: the contrast between the purity of the surroundings and the essential wickedness lurking there, between the light summer nights and metaphorical darkness.
Keizer is a contributing editor at Harper's, where part of his short book began as an essay, and his particular contribution is to concentrate on the "economic subtext" of the destruction of privacy.
Some 82% of the spirit was matured in used bourbon barrels, 12% in new French oak ones, and 6% in former port casks, allowing the mingled compounds from the barrels' wood and from any previous liquid inhabitants each to make their particular contribution to the finished whisky.Maturation, too, differs between America and Scotland.
Should Bryn Mawr have been judged based on what I was paid in my first year at HUD? When I speak with students today, I encourage them to pursue those interests that enable them to make their particular contribution to the world.
