Sentence examples for fundraising ability from inspiring English sources

Everybody wants a piece of him, more for his name recognition and fundraising ability than for what he believes.

As Bird and Brown mount a new Texas revolution, local Democrats lack Richards' star power, fundraising ability, and -- perhaps most of all -- her political instincts.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, were she to make a run for president official, would start off with massive advantages in organization and fundraising ability, as well as the historic propellant of being a potential first woman president.

Its fundraising ability has followed suit: it has raised $3m through small donations to fund activities across the Arab spring.

This year US officials reported that al-Qaida's fundraising ability had "deteriorated substantially" since a government crackdown.

Charity: Water has done an important job raising public awareness about the world's water crisis and demonstrated remarkable fundraising ability — engaging both "micro-philanthropists" and wealthy entrepreneurs.

Today that media and ideological role remains important, but Al Qaeda's fundraising abilities are pinched.

Harrison tells me my article on the company's previous stumbles also hurt its fundraising abilities.

As the 2014 election drew even closer, the super PAC's fundraising abilities deteriorated even further.

But apparently you agree with him, as his kamikaze act of honesty hasn't seemed to hinder his fundraising abilities.

Kennedy, no doubt, was seriously considered for the Senate role specifically for her fundraising abilities (the name Kennedy brings in a hefty chunk of change,) so it's to be expected that cash cows are always at the forefront of these kinds of nominations.