Sentence examples for founding resources from inspiring English sources

Bringing the property up to code and comfort and paying for faculty and visiting artists (the Cavanni Quartet came from Cleveland this year) used up all the founding resources, said Catherine Arcure, the program's executive director.

From these founding resources, we expect to expand our diversity of sponsorship to strengthen our research efforts on the fundamental quantum theory problems that are the focus of xQIT.

In general, you should assume that "found" resources and materials obtained from the Internet are still under copyright.

While it's not surprising that Morris should have wanted to play with his new-found resources in a work the size of Allegro, what's remarkable is the confidence with which he rose to the challenge of choreographing Handel's score, based on poems by John Milton.

However, their investment-performance sensitivity dropped which indicates that the firms tended to do a poor job of investing these new-found resources.

This makes it all too easy for family members to allocate company resources for pet projects that may not be in the best long-term interests of the company, or even use the new-found resources for their own personal benefit.

The 41-year-old is no longer involved with another controversial company he founded - Gabriel Resources - which has a plan to turn the oldest recorded settlement in Romania into Europe's biggest open-cast goldmine.

He founded East Resources with a $7,500 loan from friends and family in 1983 to drill sand wells.

Founded Samson Resources a decade later; grew into one of world's largest privately held energy companies.

The Special Needs Network that Areva co-founded provides resources to families including the largest free annual conference in Los Angeles about autism and learning disabilities, Tools for Transformation.

The experience of southwestern Morocco provides a cautionary tale about conservation strategies founded on resource commercialization, emphasizing that the biology of a resource often exerts greater influence on conservation outcomes than do market forces.