Sentence examples for foundations facing from inspiring English sources
The analysis of biological sequences relies on algorithmic foundations facing mounting challenges, both logistic (performance) and analytical (lack of unifying mathematical framework).
Under the current rules, foundations face a series of hurdles before qualifying for the lower tax rate.
"Foundations face pressure from two directions: You have less money to spend, and there's more demand on you and more problems to address".
Mr Gates's focus on poor-country diseases increases the chances of making the breakthroughs in medicine and delivery systems necessary to beating those illnesses.All is vanityBut foundations face two dangers.
To Mr. Zingale's surprise, the foundation faced almost no public outcry.
Back in Little Rock, meanwhile, the library foundation faces the pressure of reeling in actual checks from donors who have pledged close to $145 million.
Xu Zhenghua, a redundant factory worker said the prince's foundation faced difficult questions in their bid to improve the area.
The foundation "faced its own severe budget cuts" last year, Ms. Christillin said, which led to the decision to pull out of the production during rehearsals while honoring the actors' contracts.
In particular, the foundation faces two huge tests: how to operate at a much larger scale and the sheer complexity of the problems it is trying to solve.According to Mr Buffett, the Gates Foundation represents good value for money: "per dollar, very effective".
Just as President Bush is putting into effect policies long advanced by conservative foundations, the three leading conservative foundations are facing profound change.
The entity they have established to disburse their wealth – the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative – is legally insulated from the disclosure requirements that traditional US philanthropic foundations face.
