Sentence examples for large fundraising from inspiring English sources

Brasher argues that the large fundraising targets can be a major motivating factor for many runners.

"We were very excited to see the poll," said Rick Tyler, a spokesman for the Akin campaign, noting Ms. McCaskill's large fundraising advantage in the race.

Instead, Mr. Jeffries, who is favored by the city's political establishment and had a large fundraising advantage over Mr. Barron, appears to have prevailed.

"I think his offer to meet with us could be damage control following this large fundraising campaign and the attention his not appearing in person has received".

In Brooklyn, Ms. Zuk succeeded Donald Moore, who had shepherded a large fundraising effort to help build the Steinhardt Conservatory, a garden attraction that houses tropical, temperate and desert landscapes.

You could argue they've paid a hefty price themselves, as they often have to hit a fairly large fundraising target – but that is, after all, money going to a very good cause.

On top of this, however, is another reason for the large fundraise: competition.

The company is announcing that it just closed a large fundraise consisting of $15 million of equity, led by Lightbox Ventures and Axis Capital and $15 million of debt, from banks, NBFCs, individuals and family offices, for a total haul of $30 million.

In Oregon, Walstatter, the co-founder of the Oregon Cannabis PAC, said his organization recently hosted a fundraiser that netted $100,000 for Democratic Congressman Earl Blumenauer, the largest fundraising event in the state since one held for Barack Obama in 2008.

Mr FitzHerbert said some of the responsibility for the increased scrutiny of charity affairs lies with the larger fundraising charities.

Browne said it was the "single largest fundraising campaign from private sources ever undertaken in the cultural field".