Sentence examples for would contribute as from inspiring English sources

One hope had been that the richest of the Sioux tribes, the Shakopee Mdewakanton, which operates a highly profitable casino and entertainment complex outside Minneapolis and donates millions each year to other tribes, would contribute as well.

With independence, we would contribute as equals.

A dedicated OPS, as a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) item, would contribute as an important tool in the V&V process of NPP I&C systems, including FPGA-based and microprocessor-based systems.

The findings of this study indicate the potential value of this technique for treating human diabetes without gene transfer, and would contribute as a novel strategy to overcome donor issues in cell replacement therapy of diabetes.

She said the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation would contribute at least $4 million in cash, as well as $800,000 worth of property, to the new foundation, and incur all losses.

I admired the fact she couldn't afford to buy particularly pricey things or give the money straight out, so she'd contribute as best she could.

One Hungarian official, not authorized to speak publicly, said that at least one large corporation headquartered in Hungary would have to contribute as well as foreign companies.

Rather than donations being tied to buying certain menu items, consumers will be asked when they are at the register whether they would like to contribute, as has been the case since the program began in 2007.

In effect, he was replacing Johnny Damon as a left-handed-hitting outfielder with power and speed and would be expected to contribute as much as Damon did as the Yankees attempt to repeat as World Series champions.

Additional studies may also directly compare the predictive properties of the STS and 6MWT and explore whether the STS would be able to contribute as much to the BODE index as the 6MWD.

It would give donors the right to contribute as much as $10,000 to state political parties for get-out-the-vote drives.