Sentence examples for charities are a from inspiring English sources

For example, the lists of corporate sponsors for military- and veteran-oriented charities are a who's-who of financial services corporations.

But the growing sense that charities are "a problem", whipped up by elements of the right-wing press – who are to hypocrisy on the left as sharks are to a drop of blood in the ocean – strikes me as more than a little overdone.

While charities are a part of this, it goes beyond them to describe other organisations that are run as businesses with any profits being reinvested into the business or in other social activities.

Personal charities are a viable option in the short term but not a sustainable one.

(According to British journalist Danny Collins, itinerants with poorly typed photo ID claiming to be collecting money for children's charities are a common sight in southern Iberia).

"Catholic Charities is a very good agency.

Snooping on charities is a practice straight out of the KGB handbook.

"Going after banking and charities is a good start," he said.

Helping local charities is a noble cause.

In 2005, Williams' pay was 0.26% of total expenses, whereas the national average among charities was a higher 0.34%.

The Daughters of Charity are a wonderful community whose ministry speaks to poverty and misfortune.