Sentence examples for donate much more from inspiring English sources

Underwriters and sponsors of the conference, like Guggenheim Partners and the Apollo Group, donate much more than $6,000 on the event, and their employees are rewarded with colored ribbons to attach to their name tags.

Mr. Stoicescu said he worried about being seen as self-indulgent (though he donates much more each year to philanthropic causes), egotistical (for obvious reasons) or stupid (the cost of the technology, he knows, is dropping so fast that he would have certainly paid much less by waiting a few months).

We found that individuals donated much more sperm when they copulated with a virgin mate than when they copulated with a non-virgin.

He's donated much of his own collection of memorabilia from his long career -- "much more than I wanted to," he said with an easy laugh.

He donated much of his fortune to charity.

As we grow as a business and our donations increase, we want it to be known that our one millionth unit donated is so much more than a bar of soap.

Contributions may also be made to Orphans International Haiti, where the destruction will make taking care of our children that much more difficult (donate).

Donating money to support a good cause is much more satisfying than donating money to support bigotry.

She added: "A family is much more likely to donate the brain of a loved one if they have even the smallest suspicion that something was wrong.

A number of studies have found that we are much more willing to donate to one needy person than to several.

Integration, adds Simmons, means charities can also maximise the emotional impact of their message: "The ability to donate is there right at the point at which you emotionally interact with the issue: if your friend discovers their nephew has leukaemia and makes a post asking people to sponsor them to shave their head then you are much more likely to donate.