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Analysts and industry observers say that pension funds and endowments may be waiting to see how the trial against TCW is resolved before making any big investments.

The problem is that applications and endowments may be skyrocketing at "hot" universities like Brown and Duke, but Chicago is contending with few applicants, a relatively high dropout and transfer rate and a crumbling physical infrastructure crying out for big expenditures.

Those who are born with poor natural endowments may be further disadvantaged if they cannot access life science innovations to modify or boost them.

The endowments may be favorite targets of small-government, budget-cutting hardliners, but they've nonetheless enjoyed support from a healthy number of Republican lawmakers over the years. .

The endowments may be favorite targets of small-government, budget-cutting hardliners, but they've nonetheless enjoyed support from a healthy number of Republican lawmakers over the years.

The role of the emotions and the natural differences based on qi endowment may be admitted, but in the being of the sage the burden of value attachment that they bring has been totally "forgotten" or lifted in the light of the equality of things (e.g., see Guo Xiang, commentary to Zhuangzi 2).

After all, N.Y.U.'s endowment may be $1.1 billion, but on a per student basis that is a tiny fraction of Princeton's worth.

Much of the security we now enjoy in our endowment may be attributed to his wise counsel and the direction he set for the board.

An older group with a large endowment may be better able to weather a stormy period than a smaller, less-established one that operates using money collected in a given year.

Wang Bi, like his contemporaries, recognizes that a person's qi endowment may be "thick" or "thin" (commentary to Lunyu 17.2).

If these funds grow as rapidly as those he's managed in the past, Stowers says, the endowment may be worth $30 billion in 25 years.