Sentence examples for foundations given from inspiring English sources

The forecast for this year marks a significant rebound from 2012 when the Britain eked out growth of just 0.1% but some economists have questioned whether the recovery is built on solid foundations given hard-pressed consumers are being expected to drive much of the growth.

In the treatise, On the Nature of Places, which is a continuation of On Lines, Angles and Figures, Grosseteste sums up the preceding text with the remark that "the diligent investigator of natural phenomena can give the causes of all natural effects, therefore, in this way by the rules and roots and foundations given from the power of geometry" (Baur 1912, 65).

Instead, foundations give "project" support.

If foundations give wisely, they can influence the way charities spend the rest of their money.

Unaids in Geneva said foundations gave $160 million to the cause last year.

He said the two foundations' giving would rise, now that their assets had grown again.

Some foundations give to set organizations each year, while others take applications for their money.

Over all, foundations gave 14percentt of their total grants for that purpose.

In 2006, one of Epstein's three foundations gave $25,000 to Bill Clinton's foundation, according to tax records.

For this reason conservative foundations give millions to institutions to promote arguments about the culture of poverty.

Foundations gave away $9.2 billion in 1991; in 2001, they gave away an inflation-adjusted $22.3 billion, an increase of 142percentt.