Sentence examples for successful contributions from inspiring English sources

It's probably not a coincidence that one of the most successful contributions was David Parker's 1991 duo "Bang," a self-contained piece that carried its own narrative of macho competitiveness, friendship, perhaps even love, as Jeffrey Kazin and Nic Petry flopped and contorted their bodies percussively along the floor.

What commitments are being made to adaptations that facilitate wounded warriors' successful contributions to the job market?

Naval historian Jonathan Dull has described de Grasse's 1781 naval campaign, which encompassed, in addition to Yorktown, successful contributions to the French capture of Tobago and the Spanish siege of Pensacola, as the "most perfectly executed naval campaign of the age of sail", and compared the string of French successes favorably with the British Annus Mirabilis of 1759.

This adds to the pressure, but can also deliver greater satisfaction and give more confidence to continue to make successful contributions to the clinically relevant research agenda.

Her most successful contribution was to foster partnerships between community colleges and businesses.

The "Open Source" badge recognizes a successful contribution to any open-source project.

And by the time Margaret Mitchell added her own fabulously successful contribution to the tradition, she had her heroine marrying the cad (Rhett Butler, who, contrary to type, proved to be a doting father) and swooning over the unavailable dad, Ashley Wilkes.

Such reliable New York types as the brownstone row house, the six-story barbell walkup, the 12- to 15-story apartment buildings like those found along West End Avenue or Sutton Place, even the tenement, don't require brilliant architects to make their successful contribution to the mix.

The successful contribution must be based on such experiences as described by Donald McDonald in his collaboration with John Womersley.

Our results suggest that the EITC brought more women into the labor market, which might be interpreted as a successful contribution to the Swedish government's goal of reducing inequalities between men and women in the labor market.

In order to "Be the change that you wish to see in the world" (Mahatma Gandhi), building knowledge and experience about the social sciences as well as the natural sciences, may offer one the best chance of a successful contribution to life.