Sentence examples for clear benefactor from inspiring English sources

This works well enough, except in those instances in which we identify a key individual who needs to be interviewed but for whom there is no clear benefactor, or for documenting groups of people who have been left out of the mainstream historical narrative.

As I mentioned earlier, the Fed's low-interest rate policy does have a clear benefactor: the federal government.

Pannu told bcfc.com: "I wish to make it clear that, whilst the benefactor's legal wrangles do pose some problems, we have sufficient contingency plans to cater for the temporary difficulties thrown at us.

This seems especially clear in cases where a benefactor requests a reasonable favor from a beneficiary, and the beneficiary refuses to accede to it (Bruton 2003).

"Some benefactors came in to clear some of the debts as well, and from there Steve Burr has managed to work with what we've got and never complained, because we're not competing with the big boys.

In establishing a trust, benefactors should make their intentions crystal clear.

The Hoffenheim benefactor Dietmar Hopp thought it was a clear penalty; perhaps a slight over-reaction considering the foul had taken place in Hoffenheim's own box.

When you go to your benefactor on bended knee, make sure it's clear that if you go down, they're going down with you.

From the rest of the list on Google it became clear that this was a "Skype In" number, so my potential benefactor could be in Barcelona, or anywhere.

While the focus of the investigation involving the raid late last month is not clear, Mr. Menendez finds himself defending his relationship with a major benefactor as he ascends to the chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Elbow tends to confuse words a lot, as when he calls Pompey a "notorious benefactor" rather than the intended word, "malefactor". It's clear that Shakespeare wrote Elbow only for comedic purposes.