Sentence examples for because of foundation from inspiring English sources

"The destruction of assets is a staggering number, especially when you translate it into the work that gets done because of foundation grant-making," said Bradford K. Smith, president of the Foundation Center.

However, some evidence indicates that SD maintains podocyte functional integrity not only because of foundation for the filter barrier but also participation in cell signaling such as PI3K/Akt [ 10].

This is optional because of foundation primer and the concealer.

The Zhuangzi vigorously opposes formal government, which Zhuangzi seems to have felt was problematic at its foundation "because of the opposition between man and nature".

The favorite example for Arendt is the American Revolution, because there the act of foundation took the form of a constitution of liberty.

The city which was founded on a sloping area with rich silver mines and which was spread along heights of 1400 1500 m, moved to a valley of a height of 1150 m and some 4 km away from its original place of foundation because of the loss of its socio-economic power.

Never wear lots of foundation because you could end up with acne.

Mrs. Thomas acknowledged, however, that her search was likely to generate more interest among Republicans, because of the foundation's conservative orientation.

Despite the sorrow of seeing young women trapped by poverty, Longoria left Cartagena feeling optimistic: "I felt very hopeful because of the foundation's work, because these women wanted to change".

Paul Lawrie, the 1999 British Open winner, was honored by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II with the Order of the British Empire because of his foundation, which encourages young people to play golf.

Because of the foundation (TRFINC.org), a nonprofit organization running on donations, about 700 thoroughbreds are currently surviving into senior years and second careers as pleasure horses and companions for the disabled.