Sentence examples for Significant benefactors from inspiring English sources

Herbert Irving, one of Columbia University Medical Center's most significant benefactors,died Monday, Oct. 3.

The $50 million project, which includes an endowment, already has significant benefactors: Sharmin and Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani, New York philanthropists who have given $10 million toward the new galleries that will be devoted to Safavid and later Persian art.

The Trustees of the American Fund for the Tate Gallery mourn the passing of Founding Benefactor Sir Edwin Manton who, with his late wife Gretchen, became one of the most significant benefactors in Tate's history.

"Peter's extraordinary gift launches a new era in Princeton's commitment to the arts, and firmly establishes him as one of the most significant benefactors in all of Princeton's history," Tilghman said.

Another significant benefactor was McCarter & English, whose lawyers gave about $10,000.

Mr. Harron was a significant benefactor to the school and to many other charitable causes.

Mr. Evans was a significant benefactor and friend who helped advance The Institute's research in diabetes and cancer.

Mr. Burkle contributed millions of dollars to Mr. Clinton's campaigns and to the Democratic Party and has been a significant benefactor of the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Ark.

Hollywood was a significant benefactor of the prior outflows of currency, so Hollywood disproportionately feels the brunt of the new restriction.

Gill was a significant benefactor and founder of Leicester Academy, and supported the congregational church in Princeton, where the family had a large estate.

Dan Jones, a Deloitte partner, said, "Whilst some clubs seek to break even on a consistent basis, the emerging norm for many Premier League and Championship (second-tier) clubs appears to require significant ongoing benefactor support.