Sentence examples for endowed- from inspiring English sources

It was to be endowed with £200m a year and in, a tightly drawn set of circumstances, it would allow patients access to very expensive drugs.

As Rachel Sylvester puts it in the Times (paywall), this cabinet is full of clever people, but less well endowed with sensible ones.

She is the chief executive of the Barrow Cadbury Trust, an endowed foundation which has strong Quaker roots and works through a variety of means to achieve socially just structural change.

That endowed its 22,000-strong mission, one of the world's largest and most costly, with a new sense of purpose.

In 2004, Mr Ross gave $100m towards a new building and endowed operations for the business school, which was renamed in his honour.

The first depicts a sperm penetrating an egg; the final portrays a 46-foot-tall baby endowed with what may be the first penis on public display here.

It sounded pretty good to me, if a bit over-endowed with moody xx/Florence-influenced electronica.

Phase two, which involves more complex water technology, will take longer, and will need to attract well-endowed sponsors.The duchess had to battle for planning consent to create this modern garden within ancient walls in the grounds of a grade-one listed building.

Will they be politically aggressive, as Russia has already shown itself with Gazprom (not, strictly speaking, a sovereign-wealth fund but certainly a well-endowed corporate arm of the state)?Or are the funds simply investors, looking for nothing more sinister than a decent return on their money?

Premier cru politicians need more self-belief than the common man, and he is unusually well-endowed with it.

A DIRNDL is a traditional southern German or Austrian dress that flatters well-endowed women.