Sentence examples for important benefactor from inspiring English sources

After the cold war, when Soviet aid disappeared, Pyongyang lost its most important benefactor.

The name was changed in 1884 to honour Washington C. DePauw, an important benefactor of the university.

Similarly, any laxity in prosecuting the war against militants in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan would hurt relations with America, Pakistan's most important benefactor.

Although the United States is Egypt's most important benefactor, its policies in the region are also very unpopular here, making it an easy target.

Entirely self-made, he also became an important benefactor of Jewish and other philanthropies and of those who serve in law enforcement.

One important benefactor has urged the foundation to expand its five-member board, which is dominated by trustees nominated by Lincoln University, a historically black college in Pennsylvania.

Many of those people have remained important benefactors.

Like his father and grandfather, he extended easy credit to important benefactors.

He was also heavily involved in the Harlem Renaissance, helping to connect black artists and writers to important benefactors.

HE does not volunteer that his parents, Alan and Janet Wurtzburger, were art collectors and important benefactors of the Baltimore Museum of Art.

Noted for their connoisseurship and generosity, the Pfluegers rank among the most important benefactors of the Museum.