Sentence examples for past contributors from inspiring English sources

Synthese is a well-respected philosophy publication, with past contributors including Thomas Nagel and Jerry Fodor.

The list includes prolific past contributors like Revlon, Advanced Micro Devices, Miramax Films, and Starwood Hotels and Resorts.

As part of a new series highlighting past contributors, the Atlantic has released an e-book collection of Mark Twain's contributions to the magazine.

This week, the New Yorker celebrates its 75th anniversary with a 300-page bumper edition that finds many of its past contributors tempted back into the flattering typeface of the fabled publication.

In Montana, former Lt. Gov. Dennis Rehberg, a Republican running for the state's lone House seat, is mailing 9,000 $1 bills to past contributors, hoping the unusual approach will spur them to give some more, including sending back the $1 bill.

Such intervention needs nonetheless to be constructed around a particularly intricate balancing act, having due regard to past contributors to knowledge and biodiversity, as well as to future "borrowers" or developers of incremental knowledge and biodiversity, and thereby ensuring both prospects of appropriation and access to innovations.

Employers have reported to Quacquarelli Symonds, an education and research firm (the Symonds of which is a past contributor to Which MBA?), that the annual pay for MBA graduates in the technology sector is roughly equal to those in financial services and banking.

Reformed and respectable Ayers is now an education professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, an informal advisor to Chicago's mayor and a past contributor to an Obama campaign.

In the past, these contributors had the goal of ensuring that their businesses were left alone to pursue their private interests.

"It's a deliberate attack designed to ruin the reputation of an institution that's over 100 years old," David Gomez, a former FBI counterterrorism executive (and past VICE contributor), told me Wednesday of the GOP broadsides against his old employer.

There are novels to read and re-read (I'm going bleak with The Ghostwriter, Patrimony, and Exit Ghost), pieces of criticism to revisit (Elizabeth Hardwick's "Paradise Lost, Claudia Roth Pierpontt's Roth Unbound, maybe Katie Roiphe's "The Naked and the Conflicted" just to cause trouble), and a major biography by (past VICE contributor) Blake Bailey on the way.