Sentence examples for generous foundations from inspiring English sources

Nathan worked very closely with his family in conceiving the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, one of the most remarkable and generous foundations in the world.

At the same time there are conditions that you have little or no control over, such as the time of year you enter the field, the local and national economy, how much money Congress has set aside for government grants and just how generous foundations are feeling from one particular year to the next.

This too, may be insulting on the surface, but unless you have sales receipts or support of a generous foundation, you may find yourself working a day job, and creating your art as a hobby in your basement studio for years, before success finds you.

"They're not our instruments — we borrow them from generous Scandinavian foundations," Nørgaard, the viola player, said.

"They're not our instruments we borrow them from generous Scandinavian foundations," Nørgaard, the viola player, said.

Instead, his hugely generous charitable foundation invested $2bn in new, smaller schools for nearly 800,000 pupils.

The other 68 percent comes from students, research foundations, generous donors and clients of the university's health centers and other facilities.

With more than 3,000 allied attorneys and an annual budget of nearly $50 million — in part thanks to generous donations from foundations associated with the family of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos — Alliance Defending Freedom means business, and in the last year, according to a spokesperson, have waded into the latest battleground: bathroom access for trans kids.

Too many of today's writers — the creative writing graduates, the beneficiaries of generous advances and foundation grants, and the habitués of literary festivals in exotic locations — are enlisted too quickly into society's privileged classes to remain, convincingly or for long, society's critics.

He argued that with generous investment, the foundation years – the first five years of a child's life – could "become more powerful than class in determining where children will be at five, 10, 16 and where they will be at 20".

In the process, CERES has harvested generous corporate and foundation contributions to support its roughly $10 million annual budget.