Sentence examples for respected contribution from inspiring English sources

But it's advice that Tullock himself;author of 15 books (the sixteenth, On Voting: An Introduction to Public Choice, due January 1998) and over 150 papers, on subjects ranging from game theory to "The Coal Tit As Careful Shopper," part of his little-known, but highly respected, contribution to biological theory;has somehow never quite gotten around to taking.

Several researchers in the area of patient warming said they respected the contributions that Dr. Augustine, who has some 150 patents to his credit, had made.

They respected his contributions, but some, such as Worthy and Scott, had grown tired of his intense practices and felt he tried to take too much credit for the team's successes.

Yes, we should salute a great champion; properly respect the contribution of his brother; and remember, also, James Ward's epic defeat of John Isner back in March.

Samuragochi dedicated "Sonatina for Violin" (also composed by Niigaki) to Okubo, and became furious that her family failed to respect his contribution to her career last year when they failed to consult him before one of her televised concerts.

You want them to know that as an organization you respect their contribution and that you care about their development enough to invest in it.

"As fellow cricketers we cherish the memories of playing along with him and deeply respect his contribution to the game of cricket".

Laurence rightly argued that, if one wanted to respect her contribution to the field of urbanism, we would take her ideas and ask more questions for the society in which we live today.

In this respect, contributions to surface tension from the hard-sphere repulsion, Lennard Jones dispersion force, and electrostatic interactions were considered and assumed to be additive in the development of the model.

We are respected for our contribution.

Our receptionists should feel just as respected for their contribution as our vice presidents.