Sentence examples for generous endowment of from inspiring English sources

"The wonders of science and technology applied to a generous endowment of natural resources have wrought a way of life our grandfathers never knew," she wrote.

Latin America, with its generous endowment of agricultural land per capita, is in the best position, while some net food importers (in Africa and Asia, for example) will be less happy.

Nearly all who have recollected and written about von Braun attest to his generous endowments of charm, optimism, and physical energy.

Your generous endowments of which we are not worthy will add the Microsoft Messaging and Security Feature Pack, which gives push email to our bedeviled Q's.

Eugene's generous endowment for the future of UJA-Federation strengthens our ability to care for those in need in New York, in Israel, and around the world.

There is a view in Washington that politicians need Wall Street and its money — to start campaigns, to provide a wall of financing at critical moments and to help create a generous endowment for post-presidential activities.

Edward also provided a generous endowment for Gaveston's widow Margaret, who in 1317 married Hugh de Audley, later Earl of Gloucester.

He gave generous endowments to religious communities, establishing the Cistercians at Heiligenkreuz, and he founded, or at least restored, the monastery of Klosterneuburg, which he then gave to Augustinian canons.

Her generous endowment perpetuates the concept of hospital therapeutic horticulture.

Quite apart from its generous endowment, about one-fifth of its yearly running costs are covered by the local government of New York.

The boys enjoyed brief local notoriety for defecating on their neighbors' lawns; their own yard was home to a Shetland pony whose preposterously generous endowment was a source of humility to the brothers and embarrassment to everyone else.