Sentence examples for to begin contributing to from inspiring English sources

The boom, she said, has allowed her and her lobsterman husband to begin contributing to their first 401(k) plan.

States will have to begin contributing to Medicaid coverage as well, starting in 2017, but they will still be matched by federal dollars at a 9 1 ratio, getting more bang for the buck on the money they do spend.

Verizon is pressing its unionized workers to begin contributing to their health care premiums, proposing that workers pay $1,300 to $3,000 for family coverage, depending on the plan.

Insofar as there is any main way in which "parents for centuries have taken care of babies", the truth seems to be that for most of human history, they were largely ignored, until they were old enough to begin contributing to the survival of household or tribe.

Putting Junior on the payroll means he's qualified to begin contributing to a Roth IRA, a smart way for him to start saving for retirement.

At five years past graduation, he has postponed his plan to begin contributing to his firm's 401(k) plan because of other purchases he wanted to make, and he now has $30,000 of credit card debt.

Thousands of machines are contributing to an open science grid pool with Duke's goal being to have access to the pool of computers and begin contributing to it in the future.

So what if you're a congressman or senator and you'd like to actually begin contributing to a solution.

While she was waiting for her lawsuit to proceed, Medicaid began contributing to Ms. Derks's care.

To help support her family she began contributing to various newspapers and magazines.

Listen to "The Clearing": Hua Hsu began contributing to The New Yorker in 2014, and became a staff writer in 2017.