Sentence examples for fundraising put from inspiring English sources

It is saddening to see journalists turn on the institutions that put them into the privileged positions they are now in, and, instead of helping to do good by promoting their work, choosing to deliberately sabotage and limit their potential by promoting the negative and "knee-jerk" view of university fundraising put forward by your "Star" letter.

The comedian Jason Manford championed Sutton's fundraising, putting on a gig that sold out within four minutes.

AngelList, the online fundraising site, put in $2.7 million led by Gil Penchina's syndicate, the largest investment ever made from the platform.

News of the winning bid came with the announcement of a $150 million fundraising campaign put forth by museum organizers to help support the project.

"Our historically strong fundraising has put us in a position to not only protect Republicans in tough races, but also to take the fight to Democrats on their turf," said Mike Shields, who serves as the president of both groups. .

This double standard applies to many women in professional roles, but the life choices of a female CEO who is also fundraising are put under even more scrutiny.

Simmons, an early supporter of Texas governor Rick Perry's presidential run, also was a fundraising "bundler" putting donations together for Arizona senator John McCain, the party's 2008 presidential nominee.

More people means more burn, which requires more money, which usually means fundraising, which puts you on the hook for more hiring.

If candidates can get an early edge by organising or fundraising – or putting out negative ads – they'll take it.

Paul raised $7 million in the second fundraising quarter, putting him well behind many of his GOP rivals.

While Warren's torrid fundraising pace puts her on the path to becoming the top buck-raker of the 2012 race after the White House contestants, Brown's skills at passing the hat are not shabby.