Sentence examples for vital contribution from from inspiring English sources

This joint venture will deliver an early, substantial and vital contribution from nuclear power.

His equaliser came from a scuffed shot and, like Ramsey's goal, a vital contribution from Bellerín.

The Arkestra isn't the spit-and-polish machine it once was, but its young rhythm section performed admirably, and there were vital contributions from the trumpeter Fred Adams and the tenor saxophonist Charles Davis, among others.

"With the Red Rose 148-7 and their season hanging on the line they resolve was tested and, thanks to an excellent unbeaten 81 from Luke Procter and vital contributions from Glen Chapple, Simon Kerrigan and James Anderson, they managed to post a decent score.

We are making a vital contribution for today's generation and for generations to come.

If children constitute a nation's most precious resource, then we should recognise the vital contribution we expect from teachers.

Many of the people who come here will stay, and make vital contributions for decades through their work, their taxes and their charitable contributions.

It was then that Flintoff made another vital contribution, a controlled 40 from 50 balls, with only the England tail for support, an innings that rescued a competitive total.

Much of the work was done by professional mathematicians, but a number of smaller, vital contributions came from those without serious credentials.

The band have always been a hazy, collaborative collective, with members coming and going as they pleased and vital contributions arriving from guest vocalists, such as Shara Nelson, Tracey Thorn, Elizabeth Fraser, Horace Andy Andy, Damon Albarnn, Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval and Tunde Adebimpe from TV on the Radio all feature on the upcoming album).

But his undeniably vital contribution should not distract attention from equally important work that was done during the same time outside Italy.