Sentence examples for would be contributions from inspiring English sources

In our report, we make a number of proposals, some of which entail reduced benefits for better-off pensioners, and some of which would be contributions from the generation approaching pension age.

If Kennedy did poorly in Iowa there would be fewer contributions.

Both were made by De Bruyne; most of what Belgium did came from the Manchester City player, in fact, although there would be decisive contributions from Hazard and Thomas Meunier, too.

Rifkind said the ISC would be seeking contributions from outside the agencies "to ensure that the committee can consider the full range of opinions expressed on these topics.

Mr. Craig's statement challenged the government's view that certain monies would be considered contributions and therefore subject to campaign finance laws.

Serious arc discharge accompanying the high-speed friction would be major contributions to the formation of craters.

Future studies of these outcomes in high-pollutant settings would be useful contributions to the literature.

Complementary methods and instruments, such as peer assessment or observational approaches, would be valuable contributions to the study of variation in student empathy.

"That would be my contribution, and I would not sign it," Mr. Conner tells me.

Just as important would be its contribution to the rise of science in America.

"But that would be our contribution to the competitiveness of the south".