Sentence examples for endow in from inspiring English sources

As noted earlier, previous research had shown that personal social information influences the amount of trust that participants endow in their partners during economic games [8], [10].

Several of the most enlightened business leaders were persuaded to endow in 1985 the Mexican Health Foundation (Funsalud) as an evidence-based policy formulation think-tank and a stronghold to support health research capacity building.

The Auch Scholarship of Business is endowed in his name.

Endowed in 1721, it continues to the present.

The grammar school was erected around 1417 and endowed in 1456.

Only after that happens is it endowed, in the verses that follow, with intelligence.

(The Alvah H. Chapman chair in business management at the Citadel was endowed in 1989).

The David Freeman student outreach and support officer was later endowed in his name at Balliol.

At Harvard's JFK School of Government and London University two chairs are endowed in his name.

On Getty's death (1976) the museum became the most richly endowed in the world.

In their names, scholarships were endowed in Washington Square College, the Graduate School of Arts and Science and the School of Law at New York University.