Sentence examples for had to endow from inspiring English sources

Any deviation from the designated route will lead to malfunctions or disabilities of the respective organism and thus nature had to endow neurons with a sensitive and robust detection system for all kinds of signaling cues.

He has to endow a still slightly stunned electorate with a sense of completion, stability and rightness.

Yet while we have never left our own solar system, with the consciousness that four billion years of evolution has managed to endow us, we have been able to trace the story of the Big Bang back to its earliest moments and can predict the future billions of years forward.

He had decided to endow another big prize for science: the Kavli Prize.

Although the building was not public, he said, Goldman had wanted to endow it with art works that would benefit the public.

Frick had wanted to endow a chemistry lab, but after his death in 1919 the University decided to use the funds for faculty salaries.

American and Iraqi officials have struggled to endow the trial with legitimacy, but many foreign governments and human rights advocates have continued to view it as a show court.

Donninger has tried to endow Hydra with the slashing, sacrificial style of the former world champion Mikhail Tal.

Indeed, his faithful translator, Martin Chalmers, has neglected to endow the second volume with the helpful historical notes that precede the first.

The goal of the NEP and the NDP has been to endow the Malays and other indigenous groups with greater economic opportunities and to develop their management and entrepreneurial skills.

American and Iraqi officials have struggled to endow the trial with legitimacy, but many foreign governments and human rights advocates continue to view it as a show court, with an inevitable verdict for Hussein.