Sentence examples for foundation resources from inspiring English sources

The recent collapse of dot-com, technology and telecom stocks, which had driven the creation of foundations in the West, has clearly hurt West Coast philanthropy far more than Wall Street's problems have damaged Northeast foundation resources.

Soil is the foundation resource for nearly all land uses, and the most important component of sustainable agriculture (Mulugeta and Karl 2010).

Chemist Wilma Subra, head of Subra Company, an environmental consulting firm with a lab in New Iberia, La., said "while there are a number of free or reduced-cost clinics along the coast--receiving state and federal, as well as foundation resources--most or all of these clinics are overburdened with patients.

But security costs may eat up much of the foundation's resources.

The foundation provides resources for local youth in education, sports and physical fitness.

Roughly 25 percent of the foundation's resources are focused here and most of that goes towards improving our schools.

The test results will indicate that some banks need to raise additional capital to provide a stronger foundation of resources over and above their current capital ratios.

The decision was an easy one: the building was badly in need of repair, and Dia couldn't really afford the renovation and upkeep, especially because Dia:Beacon was now going to command so much of the foundation's resources.

But as the foundation's resources have grown, notes Bill Sr., the process has become more proactive, and the scope of the giving is narrowing to areas in which the money stands to have the greatest impact -- projects that aim at the causes rather than the symptoms of social problems.

Once they've recruited experts they trust, the couple will enable them to direct the foundation's resources.

Combining scholarship and policy analysis with practical action and judicious deployment of the foundation's resources, Teitelbaum has played major roles in numerous important advances that have enhanced the careers and lives of thousands of young scientists.