If it is known, however, that other contributions in a significant amount were made, that fact (for example, expressed as a percentage of the total program) shall be reported even if the exact amount of the contribution is not known.
If we know that other contributions were made, we should report them.
If we know that other contributions were made, we don't have to report them, as long as we don't have concrete numbers.
One person is playing basketball inside a long narrow corridor.
They were trying to keep the mountain intact while chipping away.
Two kids are visiting an outdoor food market.
A clothed woman is walking.
The boy likes to skateboard.
We were so good, we beat the others without a quarterback.