Sentences with phrase «only meaningful contribution»

While Dimitear Berbatov on the other end sliced a volley, curling the ball around Pepe Reina and brushing the outside of the Liverpool goal post — the striker's only meaningful contribution throughout the ninety minutes.

Although, this was the skipper's only meaningful contribution in the entire match if we are not including the two utterly useless diagonal balls sideways to Antonio Valencia.

Not exact matches

Define meaningful, for instance I think a meaningful contribution to debate would go, please explain why god has created animals only for them to go extinct.

Yet, after all, mediating intra-EU politicisation constitutes the only potential opportunity to achieve a meaningful European contribution to international development.

The annual award, which accepts only peer nominations, is given to one junior faculty member — on faculty for five years or less — who has made an outstanding contribution in medical / biomedical education and shown great promise for future meaningful contributions.

This happens when students tap into personal skills and abilities to make meaningful contributions, not only to their own success but also to the success of the entire community.

Using different criteria, only those candidates will be selected who can make a meaningful contribution to the diversity of college programs.

These cumulative additional emissions savings would not only be a meaningful contribution toward a global effort to help limit some of the worst consequences of climate change; it can be done cost - effectively.

So even if we only had a small fraction of our energy needs met by such «carbon - negative» solar updraft towers, they still could provide a meaningful contribution to the portfolio of carbon removal solutions

The Indiana Lawyer Leadership in Law Awards annually honors Indiana attorneys who make meaningful contributions not only to the legal profession but to their communities and beyond.

Drawing upon strategies including the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to position achievements not only as key qualifications, but as meaningful contributions to an organization.