Sentence examples for value of their contribution from inspiring English sources

Many settled here permanently despite intending to return home, because the value of their contribution was recognised.

"We hope that, in making their stories available to everybody, the value of their contribution will gain the recognition it deserves".

Just saying what the subject did clearly, simply and directly, makes the value of their contribution shine through far more effectively.

But if financial elites receive rewards disproportionate to the social value of their contribution, the connection between innovation and reward gets lost.

The club, however, insist that "the total value" of their contribution "comprising capital costs, direct funding, in kind, delivery and long-term public sector savings" is "a substantial contribution in excess of £20m".

The Counts of Alost and Boulogne were among the best-rewarded when William shared out England among his army's leaders, so one would expect the tapestry to recognize the value of their contribution by identifying them with their flags.

Even if there were no further contributions, the money was intended to be available to pay out pensions to contributors from the accumulated value of their contributions.

New inductees are selected annually on the basis of the value of their contributions to society and their fields and the enduring merit of their accomplishments.

The financial institutions providing the new accounts must offer a guarantee of principal: that is, savers must get back at least the cash value of their contributions.

The app will also show donors how the value of their contributions can be amplified by the city's matching funds program for small contributions; under the city's voluntary program, small contributions are matched 6 to 1, so the app will show donors of $10 that their contribution could bring the campaign $70.

I think this is clear from the examples that Sanchez cites in order to rebut my point: Ross is certainly correct that we owe a debt to thinkers in the Christian tradition who in turn owe one to pagan thinkers of ancient Greece and Rome but it's far less clear that the value of their contributions rests crucially on their theistic metaphysical trappings.