Sentence examples for foundations rise from inspiring English sources
From a distance, the mud tower houses of old Marib, which were built around 300 years ago but which rest on 8th-century BC foundations, rise majestically from the sands.
Income from charitable trusts and foundations rose by £23.7m to £173.8m.
In 2009 the number of active foundations rose only a marginal 0.5%–the slowest annual rate of growth tracked since 1981.
Although this limitation was acknowledged in the report, the press release claimed that foundations rose to the occasion like a phoenix from the ashes and made a huge difference in helping our most needy community members during this critical time.
Funding by private foundations rose rapidly after 2004, while multilateral funding increased at a relatively constant rate.
Mark Noonan's Reading the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine: American Literature and Culture, 1870-1893, chronicles the foundation, rise, and decline of Scribner's Monthly.
Mr. Kaysen, who won the James Beard Foundation Rising Star Chef of the Year award in 2008 (and whose first restaurant job was at a Subway in Bloomington, Minn)., agreed.
He was named a James Beard Foundation Rising Star Chef semifinalist in 2018.
Foundations must rise to this challenge sooner rather than later.
The authority/subversion foundation gives rise to concerns about respect for and obedience to authority, while the loyalty/betrayal foundation is associated with virtues of in-group loyalty, patriotism and sacrificing oneself for the group36.
The foundation's Rise campaign — which "celebrates the community of chefs and industry leaders who rise to the occasion" — is part of its efforts at damage control in a restaurant industry that has been rocked by scandals.
