Sentence examples for could have donated from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Cast, an Amazon executive who solicited the donation from him, said at the event that they could have donated anonymously to the campaign.

But he admitted many of his wealthy clients could have donated to the campaign.

He could have donated twice the money that Live Aid raised and still have lived in luxury for the rest of his life.

I have heard people say if Blair was being genuine he could have donated anonymously and out of the public eye.

His principled stand cost him 250,000 kronor (about £21,000), prize money that, he reflected in his refusal statement, he could have donated to the "apartheid committee in London" who badly needed support at the time.

Two Democratic candidates for mayor have raised an unusually large portion of their campaign war chests through intermediaries who delivered bundles of checks that far exceed the limit they could have donated as individuals.

They could easily have donated the painting, which they paid $900 for in 1959.

One anonymous person donated $10,000 to the cause, while other supporters have donated whatever they could afford, even if only a few dollars.

The government is now worried that few of those inoculated have donated blood, which could be used to make antidotes for those who develop bad side-effects to the vaccine.In Britain, the government plans to vaccinate emergency workers and to stockpile a lot of vaccine, though it won't say how much.

Various writers have noted that even after many persons have donated generous portions of their income, they could still donate more while living decent lives; and, according to a strong principle of beneficence, they should donate more.

Villagers have donated clothes.