Donors' generosity drives the engine of good that charities do.
Without having driven either car, I would venture that the engine-donor 1980 Impala sedan, with whitewalls and button-tufted velour seats, was quicker off the line than the 1980 Corvette.
Extensive documentary review was conducted using Pubmed, Medline/Ovid, Scopus, and Google scholar search engines, local websites, donor reports, and grey literature.
Wall Street donors were also emerging as the financial engine behind Restore Our Future, a super PAC founded by former Romney aides.
Removing the engine and related parts lightened the 1 Series donor car, but installing a 32 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack added back 992 pounds.
Some major donors to the Club for Growth, a principal fund-raising engine of the conservative movement, have said they plan to sit out this year's presidential election to protest what they see as the administration's big-government tendencies.
Mr. Wolff, the managing director, pitched the idea directly to potential donors in a video where he walked through a cavernous, former engine station where the concert was scheduled to take place.
Worse yet, the EXP weighed 200 pounds more than the Escort donor car, yet it shared the same anemic 70-horsepower, 1.6-liter 4-cylinder base engine, assuring dismal performance.
Search engine Google then pledged $100,000 £63,8000) and together with a "significant sum" from a private donor, the trust had £100,000 to spend on auction day.
A seven-point pharmacophore model with one hydrophobic group (H), two hydrogen bond donors (D) and four aromatic rings (R) was developed using phase (pharmacophore alignment & scoring engine).
