Sentence examples for Good endowment from inspiring English sources

"What made it easy," said Sand, "is that the Whitehead is a small institution with a good endowment and 100% support from the director".

Those who are born with a good endowment of productively applicable talents will obviously fare better in the state of nature, in which all external resources remain unowned, than, for example, those who are born with severe disabilities that make it impossible for them to engage in production.

However, Japan surely holds a good technology endowment.

In an interior solution public good experiment, endowment heterogeneity and peer punishment are interacted.

Such problems, in which the available quantity of a perfectly divisible good (or endowment) is not sufficient to satisfy the aggregate claim against the good, are known as claims problems.

To put this sum in context, UVA's annual operating budget is approximately $3 billion, and the university has a good-sized endowment of $5.7 billion.

The majority of the gift related inscriptions are for land endownments, followed by goods, cash endowments, cows and oil for lighting lamps.

Four years ago Standard Life announced that it would help to make good shortfalls on endowment policies.

Since no distance decay function (and so no discrimination between neighbor or far locations) is considered, the accessibility for each zone depends on the geographical position; remote locations present low accessibility values and even a good transport infrastructure endowment could be not enough to overcome the negative effects of a large geographical distance to the main activity areas [11].

Group members contributed about the same to the public good whether their endowments were earned or not.

Asked if Emergence allowed any new investors into its newest fund, Green said the firm "hand selected a handful of new LPs who we felt strongly were going to use the returns for good — foundations and endowments that we feel are doing really great work".