Sentence examples for some contributions from from inspiring English sources

It still gets some contributions from the city, including $10.1 million to help with the move.

The headline for this column comes from an essay by Mary E. Hunt, a Catholic theologian who is developing a proposal for Catholics to redirect some contributions from local parishes to nuns.

Mr. Crystal, who wrote the script with some contributions from Alan Zweibel, has presented "700 Sundays" in many other sites over the years, and press materials say this will be the final engagement.

Despite some contributions from countries such as India and Malaysia, the Global South is generally underrepresented in our corpus, and largely English-speaking countries dominate (see Table 1).

These Devonian Carboniferous intermediate felsic volcanics are interpreted as the products of partial melting of a juvenile lower crust with some contributions from mantle components in an evolved island arc setting from immature to mature island arc.

Even though the latter are often referred to as "van der Waals" type of interactions, some contributions from covalent and ionic interactions are also possible, particularly in the metal inserted complexes [3, 4].

While it is clear that the polar resonance structures contribute to the overall bonding, it is probable that there is some contribution from sulfur 3d orbitals as well.

The odour of individual human beings comes mostly from apocrine secretion, with some contribution from sebum.

It clearly takes into account some contribution from the vehicle's petrol-powered generator.

In effect, they give me back my own money, when a fairer society would still take some contribution from me as one of the better placed.

The faint red dwarfs use the proton-proton cycle exclusively, whereas stars such as the Sun shine mostly by the proton-proton reaction but derive some contribution from the carbon cycle as well.