Sentence examples for foundations apart from inspiring English sources

What sets family foundations apart from their corporate counterparts is the freedom they have to implement their personal missions with limited restrictions.

Gladstone and Zimmerman chatted with me about what sets Foundations apart from every other biannual arts publication you might have seen at the New York Art Book Fair this past weekend.

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"I'm not for tearing the foundation apart".

Foundation apart, everything is impressive, and available at stories.com/beauty.

The foundation apart, architects from the princely fold are doing well.

This is a key distinction that sets this foundation apart from others, which may encourage donors to donate to MJFF over other Parkinson's Research non-profit organizations.

The trial of Arthur Andersen's second-largest financial problem -- its audits of a Baptist foundation that collapsed and led to criminal prosecutions -- began today with a plaintiffs' lawyer maintaining that Andersen had ignored warnings that the charity was a Ponzi scheme years before the foundation fell apart.

Let the foundation be torn apart.

Lawyers for the homeowners, Norman and Genevieve Broussard, had argued that the house was knocked off its foundation and torn apart by high winds — a hazard covered as a fundamental part of home insurance coverage — and that a wall of water driving in from the Gulf of Mexico had scattered the debris.

His substantial military background has afforded Guest a rare technical foundation that sets apart his brand of combat reporting from most traditional foreign correspondents.