Sentence examples for for every donated from inspiring English sources
Most of the computers' problems could be fixed by wiping the disks and reinstalling the operating system--but buying new software for every donated computer would be prohibitively expensive.
What I've learned is that for every donated dress, there is so much potential hidden in the confidence it gives the recipient and the joy it gives the donor.
Even considering the stringent MAB on all target genes/QTLs during the BC1 cycle, linkage drags were still detected for almost every donated locus, both homozygous and heterozygous, on one or both sides of the target gene/QTL, constituting more than half of the total donor segments on the carrier chromosomes (Table 2).
Government will contribute 28p for every pound donated to charity, rising to 50p in the pound for payroll donations.
(V.I.P. orchestra seating can also be reserved with a donation to the free theater program: one seat for every $50 donated).20100812 The Wiggles' 'Wiggly Circus Live!' Tour (Tuesday) This concert series has a circus theme, but any appearance by the Wiggles, one of the biggest pop bands for preschoolers, is bound to be a circus of sorts.
For every dollar donated up to our goal of $25,000, we'll match the donation dollar for dollar.
Dr Murray estimates that for every dollar donated from the rich world, a poor government redirects 56 cents from health.
So, for every £10 donated, a basic taxpayer would only have to donate £8 and a higher rate taxpayer, just £6.
One plucky user even challenged the company to match their patrons' kindness by contributing one suspended coffee for every one donated by a customer.
When Gift Aid is included – under which charities can claim an extra 25p for every £1 donated – the contributions to the campaign top £4m.
And not all alumni donations will be treated equally: universities which are already good fundraisers (in British terms) will receive less government money for every pound donated, which may sound fair but will also penalise success.
