On a much larger scale, Feng and co-workers (unpublished data) attempted to account for the rather sizable contribution of mercury to the environment from a variety of activities in Guizhou, a 170,000 km area of China that contains > 60% of that nation's mercury resources.
Earnings in the last two quarters have been running at their average for 2007, when Glencore made a record $5.2 billion for the year, including a sizable contribution from its 34 percent stake in the mining group Xstrata.
The sizable contribution from AT&T will go towards creating a public learning space for teachers in Los Angeles, a research tank, and an online hub that will curate interactive curricula from GameDesk and around the web.
The larger slope near zero field for measurements on Co (blue curve) as compared to measurements on Fe (red curve), clearly implies a sizable contribution of the response of the sample magnetic order to the measured quantity of the dI/dV signal (red).
McCain fund-raisers said they also hope to raise an additional $100 million for the party in September and in October, taking advantage of the sizable contribution limits for the party.
If Grand Central Terminal got sizable contributions from Oldsmobile and Oprah Winfrey, could New Yorkers coexist with the Grand Olds Oprah?
Restore Our Future has also taken sizable contributions from other corporate entities whose business, structure and ownership is not immediately evident.
Mr. Lazio has also collected sizable contributions from donors with interests before the Commerce Committee, particularly Wall Street and the broadcasting industry.
And except for two congressmen who didn't take any energy industry money, the signatories received sizable contributions from a number of other corporations that compete with wind, including coal barons Arch Coal and Alpha Natural Resources; oil and gas giants Chesapeake Energy, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and Valero Energy; and Exelon, which owns the most nuclear reactors in the country.
And except for two congressmen who didn't take any energy industry money, the signatories received sizable contributions from a number of other corporations that compete with wind, including coal barons Arch Coal and Alpha Natural Resources; and oil and gas giants Chesapeake Energy, Chevron, ConocoPhillips and Valero Energy.
