Sentence examples for greater fund from inspiring English sources
Although fund directors' pay is minuscule compared with fund assets under management, one study from 1996 concluded that higher trustee fees correlated to greater fund costs.
But it is our sense, when we review the different competitive benchmarks at Lipper, including expense levels, performance, volatility and our sense of shareholder servicing, that those funds measure up very nicely in the greater fund world.
The movie targets viewers who want to be kidded into believing in their own sophistication by the sheer privilege of having been born later, flattered into belief in their own progressiveness because of their greater fund of knowledge, because of their awareness — or, rather, belief, as reinforced in a movie such as "Brooklyn" — in the mentally impoverished naïveté of the modern past.
Investors in funds managed by Dimensional Fund Advisors (recommended by Goldie, Swedroe and myself) capture significantly greater fund returns than those obtained by average, active fund investors, and indexers without passive advisers.
In a first for the Premier League, Aston Villa donated the front of the shirt on their kit, usually reserved for high-paying sponsorships, to Acorns Hospice so that the charity would gain significant additional visibility and greater fund raising capabilities.
With the advent of the National Rural Health Mission, a flagship health system strengthening programme of the government of India, started in 2005, the public health system received a fillip in terms of decentralisation, better platforms for community engagement with healthcare, better accountability mechanisms and greater fund allocation.
So far, Mr. Hastert, buoyed by his father's connections, has shown the greater fund-raising prowess.
Mr. Obama faces greater fund-raising pressure because he is the first presidential candidate of a major party to opt out of the public financing system for the general election and will rely entirely on donated money.
Pound calls for greater funding for Wada.
But greater concentration on investigations will also require greater funding.
But Brown added that they could help many more with greater funding.
