Sentence examples for growing fundraising from inspiring English sources

In first the primary and then the general election, Obama's growing fundraising advantage stemmed increasingly not from his early base among students and liberal professionals, but from his strong ties to the highest echelons of the gentry.

In the U.S., the SEC has issued official warnings around the risks of ICOs, also known as token sales, but the Chinese government looks set to beat it to implementing regulation around the rapidly growing fundraising option.

Crowdsourcing - or crowdfunding - is a rapidly growing, grassroots fundraising method with incredible results.

That grew into fundraising products, congressional designation of October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and $330 million in donations – $50 million from Estee Lauder and its partners – to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, which Lauder also started.

So, far from doom and gloom, Singapore's financial regulator has come out with an acknowledgement of the rise of ICOs in its domain and, by saying it will regulate certain offerings, it has eased some uncertainties around the legal status of this fast-growing fundraising option.

But in a world of diversified, entrepreneurial income streams, tougher fundraising and growing public scrutiny, they are going to have to make them ever more frequently, and err on the side of caution.

Falling endowments, declining fundraising and growing student need have pressed many college budgets to the breaking point.

The second generation of Indian-Americans is a growing force in political fundraising, particularly for candidates from its own community.

She combines major gift fundraising with legacy fundraising - a sign of the growing trend away from major gift fundraising for one-off appeals to developing a life-long relationship with major donors.

Still, Singer the businessman has been the one orchestrating the fundraises and growing Chia's team to six, while Cohen works to derisk the startup's complex technical roadmap.

The Victorian example demonstrates that democratisation grows membership, increases fundraising capacity, develops campaign volunteerism and promotes excellence in candidates.