Sentence examples for term contribution from inspiring English sources
So the first longer term contribution Britain and its allies could make to staunching the flow of refugees would be to stop waging open and covert wars in the Middle East and north Africa.
Obama said the State Department review, which sought public opinion and consultation with other agencies, concluded that the pipeline would "not make a meaningful long term contribution to our economy", especially as lower oil prices and a recovering labour market had already helped boost job numbers and cut gasoline costs.
He said: "If someone has an effective rate of 10% they will only pay half of the long term contribution rate.
Such dependence is typical for gas-like systems where the paramagnetic term contribution is depreciable in comparison with the diamagnetic one.
Known as Term contribution [36], this measure considers that the importance of a term corresponds to the contribution of this term to the similarity of the documents.
The key is to encourage or spur short-term sacrifice (Emanuel uses the term "contributions" -- "it sounds softer") in exchange for long-term benefits.
Based on major findings from time ecology, we suggest guidelines to acknowledge temporal diversity that could contribute to developing solutions with a long-term contribution to sustainability.
Says shale gas will not have a significant short-term contribution to the UK energy mix.
Raising a child also represents a significant long-term contribution to future tax revenues.
I do think, oh my God, will my long-term contribution to the species be that I was the guy who introduced really annoying body copy on packaging?
