Sentence examples for foundations some of from inspiring English sources

The money comes from 16 foundations, some of which designate their donations for the coverage of specific topics.

Some universities pay an additional amount for the summer months, but Mr. Stiglitz devotes summers to projects financed by foundations, some of it research projects, and he has financing lined up, he said.

The remainder of the AIC's budget comes from foundations — some of which also receive funding from the U.S. government — as well as groups such as the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee and a host of anonymous American donors.

The coin is so pristine it was probably never circulated, so the archaeologists surmise that it was dropped accidentally almost as soon as it was struck, and that the mint must therefore have been very close to the site of the present enormous medieval church, which was built over layers of earlier foundations, some of them Roman.

Bin Laden also has access to charitable foundations, some of which are funded in other Arab countries and even the West.

The cost of keeping the Archive's 1,000 servers, mostly near San Francisco, is largely funded by libraries and foundations, some of which pay the Archive to scan their books.

Though the overhaul cost $750,000, "we saved a lot of money keeping the foundation, some of the framing and walls".

— Jeff Gordinier Poetry Foundation: Some of the things you will find in this beguiling brain-ramble by Liz Waldner: traffic noise, horrible carpet, wind in the sweetgum leaves and an asparagus-eating contest.

"I'm looking at law, business, foundations, some educational kinds of things..

Even so, Credit Suisse's capital numbers show one thing: As Europe shudders, the foundations of some of its largest banks may not be all they're cracked up to be.

Last year about $90 million -- much of it from foundations but some of it public money -- went to local organizations that provide academic, arts and recreation programs.