Sentence examples for key benefactor from inspiring English sources

A critical break with the Assad regime in Syria (the ripples of which have negatively affected its relationship with its key benefactor, Iran) took away key elements of their regional support.

Alan Lewis, a successful businessman and the Conservative Party's vice-chairman, was a key benefactor and supporter.

It also reveals that Korea, a key benefactor of CDM, is susceptible to such biases, as demonstrated by the disproportionate distribution of issued CERs.

He and his son have spent the last few years battling to work off $100 million-plus in debt, just as donations to Falwell Sr.'s Thomas Road Baptist Church, the university's onetime key benefactor, have shriveled.

He has also been a key benefactor to the Therapy Center in Carterville, Illinois.

But Michele Wiles, as the all-important Lilac Fairy, lacked the warmth, amplitude and good nature of a key benefactor.

In 1991, Mayer became one of the key benefactors of the new Museum of Contemporary Art Building.

You may just want to consider the key benefactors of the bill (i.e. stocks mentioned above) as potential investments to help subsidize the higher costs coming to you or your family wallet.

Beth Rudin DeWoody, a young low-key benefactor, still remembers being the chairwoman of a gala for the Brooklyn Academy of Music 10 years ago, when the man to be seated next to the Princess of Wales never arrived.

What Limbaugh failed to mention to his AM listeners was that The Heritage Foundation operates on an $80 million annual budget, lists assets totaling nearly $200 million, and receives generous support from of 3M, Boeing, and ExxonMobil, just to name a few, key corporate benefactors.

His is a key voice because as the Whitney's biggest benefactor, he has given tens of millions of dollars in postwar American art in addition to multimillion-dollar cash gifts.