Sentence examples for Long-term giving from inspiring English sources

A CAUTIONARY tale for donors who entered into two time-tested, long-term giving arrangements — charitable gift annuities and donor-advised funds — has emerged from bankruptcy court.

No matter where the fault of dependency lies, the effects of long-term giving can be devastating for couples who aren't putting their retirement savings first.

3. Jared Gaither, LT (SD, 26) A gamble to sign long-term given that injuries (including his back) and personal frustrations curtailed his development in Baltimore.

The study hypothesis was that surgery would reduce instability, pain, recurrence, and the need for revision surgery in the long-term, given previous study findings of successful fusion of Charcot spine in the short-term.

The growing export market to China is a long-term given.

In my hungry opinion, the champagne diet is not sustainable long-term, given the possibility of becoming addicted to champagne and the costs associated with the alcohol (if you do this "dining" out, that's more than $10/glass).

So, it seems that Telsa didn't anticipate its stock to perform as it has, and therefore the financial controls – likely set up for the long-term, given that the convertible debt were not due until 2018 – became somewhat moot.

The Annual Fund also has long term giving options that limit the number of solicitations you receive and allows you to support your alma mater in a consistent manner.

There has already been a sea change in the way that philanthropists see their long term giving, with many foundations opting for an accelerated schedule of disbursements in an effort to have the maximum immediate impact.

In the long term, giving away U.S. wheat and rice in poor countries feeds folks for a while but has a negative impact on local farmers as it depresses food prices that farmers get for their crops.

Forced equality is red meat to bait the tea party and libertarians, offering cartoon politicians like Ted Cruz something to fulminate over, while in the long term giving conservative constitutional lawyers infinite hours of billable work.