Sentence examples for younger contributing from inspiring English sources

He says that while there is a wide variety of collective DC schemes, the worst are structured like with-profits funds, based on a cross-subsidy from younger contributing members to protect the benefits of older members already drawing an income, and rely very heavily on an actuary making the right decisions.

In 1962-63, his first full senior campaign, Thomson made remarkable progress, not missing a match and attaining levels of maturity and reliability unusual in one so young, contributing hugely to Wolves' marked temporary improvement – they rose to fifth place in the table – and making his breakthrough at England under-23 level.

Below the radar, there have been other additions to the portrait of the artist as a young man contributing to this new sense of his importance.

Rotavirus (RV) is a major vaccine-preventable killer of young children, contributing to a significant number of hospitalizations and acute, severe watery episodes every day in thousands of young children.

"I think about, What can I do to help the team now?" Nunez was not the only young player contributing.

— CATHY YOUNG, a contributing editor at Reason magazine and the author of "Growing Up in Moscow: Memories of a Soviet Girlhood" 1.

"There are young guys contributing to this team, and some of them don't really have competition behind them," Romberg said today.

A prolonged follow-up will clarify its outcome in our young patient, contributing to add further knowledge to the natural history of this very rare disease.

What better resource than a cadre of well-trained young people contributing to their countries' health challenges?

Cosmetic surgery procedures have increased 137percentt since 2000, according to a report by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, with young people contributing to the rise significantly.

Breastfeeding is one of the most effective interventions to save lives of young children, contributing to prevent 13% of all under 5 deaths.