Sentence examples for Lack of endowment from inspiring English sources

Lack of endowment transparency and green building initiatives hurt the grade, while the recycling programs were a plus.

What else do we imply when we say that the purchase of a motorbike represents a "mid-life crisis", or that a large car is compensation for a lack of endowment?

Your family need never be in a position to see the artwork you donated deaccessioned by a museum due to a lack of endowment funds as is presently anticipated at Brandeis University's Rose Art Museum.

When friends have complained about their lack of endowments I have often offered to donate some of mine.

Seabiscuit was loved by Depression-era fans who saw in the knobby-kneed, undersize horse an athlete who overcame a lack of physical endowments (although he was descended from Man o' War) to break speed records nearly everywhere he raced.

As problems that afflicted the festival, Dr. Michelle Heffner Hayes, Colorado Dance Festival's 1997-99 director and now head of Cultural Affairs for Miami-Dade citednity College, alshrinkinga shrinking federal arts budget, declining corporate and individual donations, cyclical shifts in private foundations' financing policies and the lack of a permanent endowment.

Any disparity is due not to their shortcomings in labor markets but rather to their lack of a high initial endowment.

In an interview with HuffPost, Taylor said the university's lack of transparency surrounding its endowment drove her decision.

This supports the assumption that overeducation is part of an adaptation process in the early stages of a working career, in which it compensates for the lack of other human capital endowments, such as ability, experience or on-the-job training.

Despite a lack of scholarships and a meager endowment compared with ACC foes, Duke wrestling has found success through Anderson's spirit of "relentless abandon". "I want my athletes to be relentless, and I want them to abandon their fears of failure," says Anderson.

We did not find, however, that the lack of free-riding in public goods experiments was an artifact of endowment origin.