Sentence examples for fund deeply from inspiring English sources
GRUNWALD--Henry A. The trustees and staff of the WORLD MONUMENTS FUND deeply regret the passing of Henry A. Grunwald, husband of former WMF board member, Louise Grunwald.
The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis and The Buoniconti Fund deeply mourn the death of our beloved friend Dana Reeve, (wife of the late Christopher Reeve), a great inspiration to all of us in the fight against paralysis.
He put the fund deeply into health care stocks, particularly biotech.
For example, even as Pennsylvania voters have trended toward the Democrats, Corbett got behind several radical redistricting schemes, cut education funding deeply, and compared gay marriage to incest.
Apart from Cantor's dramatic defeat, which led him to stand down as majority leader and triggered a contest for power, the Tea Party movement has struggled to secure prominent scalps during this primary season, having funded deeply conservative candidates who failed in Senate primaries in Kentucky, Georgia and North Carolina.
The International Monetary Fund is deeply concerned about Zimbabwe's economic deterioration over the last four to five years.
The Board of Directors and staff of the Children's Scholarship Fund are deeply saddened by the passing of our co-founder, friend, and inspirational leader, Ted Forstmann.
Mr. Hollande called plans to invite foreign governments — particularly China — to invest in the bailout fund as "deeply troubling" and an "admission of weakness".
The staff and Board of Trustees of the Jewish Communal Fund are deeply saddened by the passing of Robert Tishman, beloved father of Lynne Handler and father-in-law of our esteemed former president, Harold Handler.
As the national fundraising charity for art, the Art Fund is deeply concerned at the impact leaving the EU will have on culture in the UK, and particularly on its museums and galleries.
DAVID R. CARR JR. and George W. Brumley III, co-managers of the $330 million Oak Value fund, are deeply committed to value investing, a conviction that was instilled in them at an early age.
