Sentence examples for different foundations and from inspiring English sources

I'm torn between saying more people should do what we do and another part of me that says it is O.K. for different foundations and givers to come at this with their own perspectives.

A key technical challenge is engineering for the tidal flat's muddy seafloors and shifting sandbars, which require different foundations and installation vessels than those developed for the North Sea.

With so many different foundations and donors donating to a myriad of nonprofits that touched millions of people, GuideStar could to help bring order to the disparate and somewhat unruly nonprofit field.

In a new report published as part of the Bellagio Initiative (a Rockefeller Foundation-funded scheme looking at the future of philanthropy and international development in the pursuit of human wellbeing), I argue that an "ecosystem" of different foundations and funding styles will meet future challenges much more effectively than a "monoculture".

I'd argue the field needs two things in greater measure: cross-talk among leaders and boards of different foundations, and honesty with donors about what their contributions are achieving.

Take all the different foundations you have and place a dab of the same type on a different foundation applicator.

The objectives of this paper are to investigate the efficiency of mounting systems for different foundation configurations and to provide practical guidance for their design.

These registries tend to have different foundation breeding and histories than the North American Appaloosa.

More than a decade has passed since the first battle over web formats, back then it was Microsoft, Netscape, Apple, AOL and others laying different foundations in the form of browsers, scripting languages, web servers and more.

Benefits and difficulties with each of the different foundations were primarily identified by the research participants and are described below.

The World Bank proposal for governmental action is based on an intervention divided into three basic levels, corresponding to three different foundations [ 1]: alleviation of poverty and access of the poor to health care services; public health; extension of medical care to the population through insurance as well as its regulation.