Sentence examples for better endowments from inspiring English sources

Similarly, why could God not have been more generous in providing his creatures with better endowments for their survival and happiness (i.e., why is God not more of an "indulgent parent")?

Glewwe (1999) [27] uses the heights of parents as an instrument to tackle this problem by adjusting for child's unobserved health endowment, since taller parents are likely to have better health endowments.

The outlook is only marginally better for endowments, with returns on their invested capital hovering around 5 percent as they did in 2011.

Since taller parents are more likely to have children with better health endowments, one way of controlling for this is simply by using the heights of parents [36].

Individuals with older parents are likely to have a better health endowment than those whose parents died early, possibly due to a genetic disease.

In line with this, household size increases the likelihood of farmers' climate change adaptation in the study area probably because large family size is normally associated with a better labor endowment.

Commonfund was founded in 1971 with the objective of helping nonprofit organizations, especially universities, to better invest their endowments.

"This is a beautiful cemetery, but it really needs a better system for endowment," Mr. Stubbs said.

An Isa will give you valuable tax concessions and should perform a lot better than an endowment policy loaded down with charges and restrictions.

That would cut the required principal to maintain a "living standard" to a very manageable amount and maybe even leave something for the children, or better yet, the endowment of a worthy cause.

Even those mediocre returns may be better than many smaller endowments, which, like Harvard, may be facing losses.