Sentence examples for whose contributions are from inspiring English sources

Straw donors are people whose contributions are reimbursed by others.

This is because those whose contributions are printed will rush to buy a copy.

Warner has been the prime example of a player whose contributions are hard to quantify.

Prosecutors said the defendants relied on so-called straw donors — people whose contributions are reimbursed by others — to raise money.

Varying the number of subjects whose contributions are made public, we find that public revelation always leads to higher contributions.

Block anyone creepy — including haters, people who do not believe in science and anyone whose contributions are negative.

The Golden Era Committee considered candidates whose contributions were most significant from 1947 to 1972.

Sometimes we choose a subject in part to represent a group whose contributions were forgotten or ignored.

Fred was also Chairman of the Howard Foundation whose contributions were almost entirely earmarked for Westchester charities.

Queensland's police minister, Bill Byrne, condemned "opportunistic commentary" on extremism from "predictable sources" whose contributions were "highly speculative and unhelpful".

These four equations come from the work of James Clerk Maxwell, a giant of physics whose contributions were foundational to the study of electricity and magnetism.