Sentence examples for sweeping contributions from inspiring English sources
A tenured distinguished Professor, social activist, a columnist, advocate of progressive social policies, and founding member of the Five Borough Institute, he will be remembered for his passionate and sweeping contributions to education, research and the social welfare of working people in New York City and the nation.
"Few Americans have made such a sweeping contribution to the process and business of inventing as Robert Rines," said a biography prepared by the Lemelson-M.I.T. Program, which recognizes outstanding inventors and is run by the engineering school of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The senator's answer – a political revolution in which people power forces Congress to abandon its dependency on campaign contributions and embrace sweeping societal change – sounds more like the lyrics to Lennon's Imagine, but in the surreal atmosphere of the 2016 election nothing seems impossible.
But the most important and sweeping aspect of the SEA's contributions was the timetable it detailed for the creation of a single European market in 1993.
Industrialists who break the law have had their sentences commuted or been pardoned on the basis of their contributions to the national economy, sweeping them back to their corner offices.
"Reducing the cost of these calls measurably increases the amount of contact between inmates and their loved ones, making an important contribution to the criminal justice reforms sweeping the nation," the commission said in a statement.
Keith's contributions were both luminous and elegant, bringing a sweeping sadness to tender songs such as Out On the Weekend and Old Man.
Furthermore, from Hegel onwards, the critics of romantic philosophy have typically favored sweeping claims and totalizing rejections rather than careful analysis of particular contributions and arguments.
WASHINGTON, July 31 — The House on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved sweeping ethics rules that would require lawmakers to disclose the names of lobbyists who gather more than $15,000 in political contributions for them within a six-month period.
By sweeping the frequencies of microwave driving fields, it is possible to enable a large amount of NV centers make contribution to dynamical nuclear polarization, and thus significantly improve the overall dynamical nuclear polarization efficiency.
