Sentence examples for permanent contributions from inspiring English sources

Several of the gallery's artists are making permanent contributions.

In contrast, upon wounding, stem cell progeny from multiple compartments acquire lineage plasticity and make permanent contributions to regenerating tissue.

But in his own steadfast way, he has bypassed his "Fringe" collaborators and arguably is making a more permanent contribution to theater and literature.

Dr. Craig Dykstra, Senior Vice President, Religion of Lilly Endowment Inc., stated that "Lowell Livezey's work on religion and urban culture is path-breaking -a permanent contribution.

"The beauty of the scientific life is that every honest practitioner may add a permanent contribution to the edifice of knowledge," the author writes.

Field said: "The aim is to form a network and collective voice that rivals the Amazonian rainforest in size, and makes a permanent contribution to fight against climate change.

The mound is part of a major art installation by Mr. Kiefer, the first permanent contribution to the Louvre's décor since Georges Braque painted the ceiling of Henri II's former antechamber in 1953.

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Thus, his permanent contribution lies not in his cosmology but in his suggestion that known natural processes (i.e., condensation and rarefaction) play a part in the making of a world.

His final years brought reminders of his permanent contribution to the English stage, with the much praised production of Voyage with Jacobi, followed in 2007-08 by Edward Fox in the double bill of Dock Brief and Edwin, first aired as a radio play in 1982, about a retired judge obsessed by the notion that his friend and neighbour may have been the father of his son.

His critical examination of hedonism — the view that the goal of morality is the maximization of general pleasure — was seminal and stands as a permanent contribution to the subject which can still be read with profit today.