Sentence examples for considerable endowments from inspiring English sources

She points a finger at NGOs who aren't checking whether their sometimes considerable endowments are being put to work in the same industries they campaign against.

According to Rajmala, the temple of Chandranath received considerable endowments from the Twipra Kingdom in the time of king Dhanya Manikya, who once attempted to remove the lingam from the temple to his kingdom.

We have built up – and banked – a considerable financial endowment to secure future innovation and build on our quality journalism.

In 2009, Yale's endowment, with considerable investments in real estate, commodities and timber, fell 24.6 percent.

Pessimism like this doesn't draw in business prospects, but over time Grantham's firm has attracted a considerable following among pension sponsors, endowments and wealthy individuals.

While she is no longer first lady – she is the second wife of the former emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, who stepped down two years ago and abdicated the throne to their son– Mozah bint Nasser al-Missned still wields considerable influence through her multibillion-dollar educational endowments and as a public face of the conservative emirate.

The Annenbergs' considerable connections (not to mention the $300 million endowment) bodes well for its success, and three summit meetings have been scheduled for the spring, including one on relations between the United States and Mexico that involves 22 policy leaders and officials from both countries.

In 1921 the British high commissioner appointed Amīn al-Ḥusaynī to be the (grand) mufti of Jerusalem and made him president of the newly formed Supreme Muslim Council, which controlled the Muslim courts and schools and a considerable portion of the funds raised by religious charitable endowments.

Wellcome, a wealthy charity financed by an endowment rather than fundraising, can spend a considerable sum of money (although still less than 2% of its annual research costs) on supporting OA for all its researchers.

Average annual growth, at only 2.4%, is well below what is needed and possible for a country with such enormous human and natural endowments, a prime location on America's doorstep and considerable catch-up potential.

But he said that because the models required considerable space and maintenance, a museum would need a fat endowment.