Sentence examples for supposed contribution from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, many in Washington have proudly paraded America's supposed contribution to the eventual emergence of Asian countries such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines as modern, capitalist democracies.

The input from Antwerp harbour and/or further upstream appears to be more important than a supposed contribution from the bromine industry at Terneuzen.

After being challenged by reporters this week, Mr. Cerny admitted that he and two of his friends constructed the whole thing themselves, making up the names of artists, giving some of them Web sites and writing pretentious, absurd statements to go with their supposed contributions.

Representative Darrell Issa, a California Republican and the chief sponsor of the House bill, criticized the agency on Monday, saying it had not made enough cuts and had long overestimated its supposed excess contributions to its pension plans.

Intensity of the current related to those peaks is minor which supposes negligible contribution to the overall capacitance.

Signal reflection in the obstacles, that supposes multipath contributions in the radio-frequency (RF) location system sensors.

With respect to the indoor signal propagation, the main problems that the indoor location systems (ILSs) have to overcome are the following [1]: (a) Signal reflection in the obstacles, that supposes multipath contributions in the radio-frequency (RF) location system sensors.

While united in horror at IS's brutality, and generally supportive of Mr Cameron's plans, MPs of all parties questioned what Britain's modest contribution was supposed to achieve.

Some could remember what their contribution was supposed to be; others screwed up their eyes and scanned bits of paper, like a child peering at The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

While many of today's parenting gurus focus on a child's deviant behaviour and the contribution of supposed misparenting, Winnicott tried to help mothers understand the significance of their child's behaviour, whether it was "cloth-sucking" or a display of jealousy, and the ways that they instinctively contained their child's anxieties.

Therefore, this component is supposed to reflect the contribution of natural geological and anthropogenic sources, such as industrial, agricultural and transportation and can originate from similar pollution sources.