Sentence examples for from donations of from inspiring English sources
Just 22 percent of his cash has come from donations of less than $200.
Volunteers run this service seven days a week from donations of more than 3,000 books.
Many of these holdings came from donations of the king to deserving officers and civil servants, considerable privileges being connected with such grants.
Mr. Obama has raised roughly $193 million; 19 percent of that sum, or $36.6 million, came from donations of $2,500.
He has indeed had great success with small donors, but only about 45percentt of his money comes from donations of $200 or less.
Roughly half of Mr Obama's war-chest came from donations of $200 or less: a much higher proportion than in his previous campaign, and than Messrs Perry and Romney can boast.
It meets most of its $750,000 (about £375,000) annual budget from donations, most of them of $20 or less.
It gets its food from donations, some of which come from corporations and some from members of the public.
And although it prohibits donations designated for a specific student, some students are benefiting from the donations of relatives and friends.
The yield of platelets drawn during an apheresis procedure is equal to the amount of platelets collected from five donations of whole blood.
The most significant damage may be to the trust of its supporters: 90% of the organisation's funding comes from small donations of less than €100.
