Sentence examples for steady contribution to from inspiring English sources
Health care has provided a steady contribution to gross domestic product even as other sectors cut back dramatically.
Much of this has been based on manufacturing's steady contribution to the state economy, but an important development has been the continued growth of the service sector.
The characteristics of the steady contribution to oxygen transport have been studied extensively in vitro since the pioneering work of August Krogh ninety years ago (10, 11).
Housing and medical care have made steady contributions to the gradually accelerating core inflation rate, and they did so again in May.
I'm about slow and steady contributions to my 401 k), which is why I will never be rich but may one day be comfortable.
On the one hand, everyone agrees that early, steady contributions to retirement accounts can make a huge difference in terms of when you can retire, and what type of lifestyle in retirement you can hope to have.
Another study by Hsu et al. in 2013 found a slight increase in aid for reproductive health for 2009-2010 and a steady contribution overall; yet, due to discrepancies in funding across reproductive health activities, the authors note the need to examine resource allocations across activities and to encourage donors to target aid to those most in need [ 5].
And the natural gas industry, including not only drilling companies but also distributors and pipeline companies, is making steady campaign contributions to elected officials.
They just need a steady contribution, someone who gets on base and contributes solid at-bats, as Davis did.
The frequency response can be written as y(t*) = y tr (t*) + y ss (t*) where y tr (t*) and y ss (t*) are the transient and steady-state contributions to the response, respectively.
The name is of Omaha and Ponca Indian origin and means "running (or spreading) water". The Niobrara has a more uniform flow than do most plains streams, owing to steady contributions from groundwater and tributaries in the Sand Hills; in its lower course it is wide and shallow.
