Sentence examples for without any contribution from inspiring English sources
Without any contribution from Schilling, the Red Sox have the best record in the A.L. this season.
Its website displays a list of case studies proudly showing how much they have helped developers dodge, and boasting of planning permissions achieved "without any contribution towards affordable housing" at all, saving "tens, if not hundreds of thousands of pounds".
In the past this question either was not addressed or was assumed to involve specification of developmental outcome without any contribution from interaction with contextual factors, such as might result from experience.
"It's a new story for everyone — for society to help society to solve problems, without any contribution from the government," said Alyona Popova, a Moscow opposition activist who spent much of last week in Krymsk.
Mark only has a state pension (he relates in his memoirs how, at the firm where he worked for many years, he "saw several pension schemes initiated which then faltered, so I decided to make my own provision for retirement, and this I was able to do, on a modest scale, but without any contribution from the company").
Your new issue [of FYI] is a lovely one, even without any contribution from me….
Bonds went 0 for 2 with two walks as the San FranciscoGiants defeated the Dodgers, 3-1, without any contributions from him.
Tonight, for those of you who like watching the Olympics without having every moment drained of its entertainment value, we are launching a new premium service called NBC Free the Olympics without any contributions from NBC whatsoever.
A rating below zero means the charity would have broken even without any contributions at all.
This stimulates the users to donate their idle resources to execute applications of others users and to minimize the free-riding users users that consume resources donated by others without any contributions of their own.
The results available from the Zeno simulation reflect only the unhydrated particle, without any contributions from bound sodium ions or water molecules.
