Sentence examples for which we contribute from inspiring English sources

A communal place, to which we contribute; to which we have real ties; a place that feels more stable, perhaps, than ourselves.

Our approach is based on the 'Optimization-on-a-Manifold' framework proposed by Krishnan et al. [33], to which we contribute with both systemic and computational improvements.

And the problem of the explosive diversification of animals at the start of the Tommotian was solved by improved correlation and radiometric dating of Lower Cambrian sequences to which we contribute here—showing that this diversification was drawn out over more than 20 million years.

Particularly important in light of the ever-encroaching menace of drug-resistant bacteria, the vast progress in the field necessitates a sound organisational framework and summary - a task, to which we contribute this summary and checklist of the most recent developments, indicating the classes of compounds, which have attracted the most significant research attention.

It seems hypocritical that many of the same people that challenge our rights simultaneously benefit from our residency, while not fully embracing our right to participate in the communities to which we contribute so much.

Some of these slides are available at a WikiFuse site (to which we contribute) at http://wikifuse.pbworks.com/browse/ and select Math for Neuroscience.

We were young adults who identified as travelers, rather than tourists, spending time in different cultures to which we contributed our work in exchange for the experience of living with others.

I'd much rather be a generation remembered for the ways in which we contributed meaningfully to others -- a generation that actively cultivates a culture where it's cool to care.

The New Climate Economy report, to which we contributed as members of the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, demonstrates that climate protection and economic growth can go hand in hand, and can be mutually reinforcing.

A recently published report by the Constitution Project's Task Force on Detainee Treatment, to which we contributed, found that the practice of forced feeding at Guantanamo was "a form of abuse and must end".

In childhood asthma, the first GWAS [2] to which we contributed a discovery population of app.