Sentence examples for Modest fund from inspiring English sources

At best Channel 4 ought to have access to a modest fund of contestable money for public service purposes.

But in the meantime, the industrialized countries have proposed a relatively modest fund of about $10 billion a year for each of the next three or four years to help poorer countries adapt.

Whilst the spending review document commits to improving support for postgraduates from disadvantaged backgrounds by offering a modest fund to HEFCE, this is still woefully short of the comprehensive policy on postgraduate education funding which all three of the main political parties have failed to provide.

The modest fund raise will allow the company to hire additional engineers to further beef up its product as a fast-growing and promising new sector expands.

When asked about this, Garlinghouse pointed to Hightail's relatively modest fund raises as an asset that will allow the company to entertain both IPO and M&A scenarios.

She recently helped to organize a modest fund-raising event at Dairy Queen for a children's swim team.

It's a modest fund-raiser, a comedy show being held this weekend, and it was set in motion by Veronica Ronan of Holmdel.

The two nonprofit groups that make up Obria — Obria Medical Clinics and Obria Group — had relatively modest fund-raising until recently, bringing in more than $25 million over the last two decades, according to public tax filings.

Ms. Chin — who had also run in 1991, 1993 and 2001 — had more modest fund-raising, but she benefited this time around because of voter anger against Mr. Gerson's support for the term limits change.

By comparison, Robert L. Livingston, the Louisiana Republican who is to become the next Speaker, is a more modest fund-raiser: His campaign war chest totals just under $1 million and he gave away around $2 million to Republican candidates over the last four years.

To help his modest fund-raising — $30 million through the end of October, compared with about $80 million each for Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton Mr. Edwardsds chose to accept public matching funds, which comes with strict spending limits in the primary states.