Sentence examples for making donors from inspiring English sources

But it is plagued by inefficiencies, experts say, making donors wary.

The fund had become crippled by poor management, making donors skittish.

Cancer Research did this very skilfully by making donors feel appreciated and being transparent about the ways in which funds raised will be spent.

Charities will speak to those most likely to say yes, making donors' investments go even further and in turn reshaping our marketing costs.

She found her true vocation as a finance officer at Save the Children where her role is all about making donors' money go further.

Ray Washburne, a Romney fund-raiser attending the retreat, said the campaign had proved deft at "making donors feel like they are inside players".

Owing to the ease of making donor DNA through chemical synthesis of short oligonucleotides, such methods for creating local sequence modifications have been successfully demonstrated in many organisms (including yeast, worm, fly, fish and mammals; see Table 1).

The bureau tries to make donors feel appreciated.

But is a Google Doc enough to make donors feel confident about a group's credibility?

Mr. Karger said fear of being singled out for boycotts has already made donors wary of supporting anti-gay agendas.

Brännström and his colleagues in Gothenburg are also currently working on an artificial, bioengineered uterus that would make donors no longer necessary.