Sentence examples for extraordinary fund from inspiring English sources

He was a towering figure, strong willed, intelligent, and stubborn, and with an extraordinary fund of experience.

The European Central Bank is curbing its extraordinary fund auctions, while the Federal Reserve is expected to begin draining liquidity from the American financial system this year.

Nolan has an extraordinary fund of the former and offers little sign of the latter; the movie is emptied out by its complete and perfectly sealed fullness.

But as oblivious as the teens may seem to be about the ethical gap between their desires and their realization, they have a rather extraordinary fund of knowledge: they can identify, at a glance, a Birkin bag, Alexander McQueen sunglasses, a Balmain dress — and who wears them.

Then, it offered a succession of masterworks; now, in its pyramidal incarnation, with lots of formerly archived work on public view, it dilutes the parade of individual geniuses and makes clear the extraordinary fund of artistic craft, tradition, and learning that was built up and passed down through the centuries — perhaps invidiously, a sort of "genius of the system" view of art history.

In 2008 Barack Obama's extraordinary fund-raising helped push spending on political ads to a record $4.2 billion.

Barring an extraordinary fund-raising effort, Navalny will be unable to pay the latest fine, and this means that court marshals will come to his apartment looking for non-essential items.

And thanks to a recent exposé by The National Catholic Reporter's Jason Berry, we know the secret of Maciel's Vatican success: He was an extraordinary fund-raiser, and those funds often flowed to members of John Paul's inner circle.

Even as the whistle-clean former Knick and former senator amazed the so-called experts with his extraordinary fund-raising ability, he would earnestly lecture voters on the evils of harvesting so much cash.

Although Mr Gore still beats Mr Bradley with ease in polls among Democrats, he always trails both George W. Bush and Elizabeth Dole, two Republican contenders, when a broader national pulse is taken; and his extraordinary fund-raising prowess has never been matched by a set of convincing ideas.The media's attention is now fixed on the wobblings of the Gore electoral machine.

Although extraordinary funds are lavished on children - in the form of pricey gifts, posh fashion, fabulous toys and competitive super-education with regal after-school activities, the alarming incidence of child abuse - including sexual abuse - is skyrocketing!