Sentence examples for endow from inspiring English sources

If it is to survive at all, its genetic endowment coupled with what it can learn along the way may very well endow it with the expectation that it go out and seek needed resources in the environment.

Then they endow more chairs to make more David Brats to make more angry conservatives.

These pit Mr Erdogan, who wants to endow his presidency with executive powers, against those within the party who are rattled by the president's increasingly erratic behaviour and want to keep his constitutional authority in check.

Napoleon himself would later owe her a debt of gratitude: she sold her diamonds to endow the Ecole Militaire, which educated poor but noble boys like him.Critics of the marquise (as she continued to call herself) derided her for abusing her influence with the king so as to corrupt national policy a common complaint against partners of powerful men.

Vastly increased access to information and the ability to communicate easily with like-minded people round the globe would endow its users with asymmetric power, diluting the might of the state and acting as a force for democracy.Those expectations have been confounded.

It might at last endow Pakistan with a government that has the legitimacy to take on the extremist threat.

WHEN the poet William Wordsworth declared that "the Child is father of the Man", he meant that the gifts of childhood endow adults with some of their finest qualities.