Sentence examples for endowments I from inspiring English sources

We require that the obtained matching must respect the initial endowments, i.e., each student must be assigned to a school that is at least as good as her initial endowment school.

These institutional changes, therefore, produced two groups of government owners with different resources endowments (i.e., budget constraints) when supporting SOEs.

When friends have complained about their lack of endowments I have often offered to donate some of mine.

As for the idea of endowments, I cannot see how these could pay the kind of interest that would keep a theatre open.

"When I look at Harvard or Yale and their endowments, I do not see money moving to Haverford or Hofstra," he said.

While Harvard, Yale et al. suffered declines in the value of their endowments, I would point out that they outperformed the respective underlying asset classes handily in an environment where, to your point, correlations were converging to one.

The degree to which the objectives could be achieved was strongly affected by farm resource endowment, i.e., particularly by the fraction of the area irrigated, soil quality and labour availability per ha.

A bonus of twice the first provided endowment, i.e., $2, was given to all participants regardless of his or her decision only if 3 or more of 5 participants cooperated during the trial.

As with the Bastrop chimpanzees, the LRC chimpanzees kept virtually all of the endowment (i.e., did not exchange) when initially given a favored food (Figure 1b; 0% of M&Ms exchanged for sweet potatoes or cucumbers, 9% of sweet potatoes exchanged for cucumbers).

This states that desirable goods are more valuable when they are part of one's endowment, i.e. individuals put more value on the loss of something they own or have experienced than its acquirement when they have not experienced it [ 81].

If the school didn't have its huge endowment, I might be standing on the sidewalk waving in foreign students, too".