Sentence examples for smaller contributors from inspiring English sources

The report suggests that candidates eagerly sought smaller contributors, and employed a wide range of tactics to cultivate them.

"What we're seeing is that the smaller contributors are not going to be squeezed out by wealthy contributors or by special interests".

Over there!" a corporal from the west African state of Sierra Leone, one of the smaller contributors to the African Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom), shouted.

Ten major foundations (and 20 smaller contributors), the White House's announcement says, have signed up to support the initiative and will fund $200m of programmes over the next five years.

Candidates with a larger number of smaller contributors can go back to them again for more cash, and they can also cite their donor rolls as evidence of popular support.

This Super PAC has two invaluable assets: It enables rich Texans who have long backed Mr. Perry to make big contributions, and it eliminates any competitive disadvantage the late-starting candidate may have in taking on rivals who have a larger pool of smaller contributors.

Barzun, 42, is a Kentucky-based businessman who was made ambassador to Sweden in 2009 in recognition of his work on the 2008 Obama campaign, where he won praise for amassing large numbers of small-scale contributors.

Though his ratings increased, Uygur said that, a couple of weeks ago, he was informed that he would not be getting the permanent slot at 6 PM, but was instead offered a smaller contributor role for twice the salary.

The 108 scheme in AP may be an additional albeit smaller contributor.

Notably, neuroanatomy was a smaller contributor to the difficulty of neurology for residents compared to students.

The data suggests that nitrogen in groundwater may be a smaller contributor to eutrophic conditions in the Malibu Lagoon than suggested in previous studies (Ambrose and Orme 2000; Sutula et al. 2004).