Sentence examples for most nonprofit groups from inspiring English sources

Most nonprofit groups have a long way to go.

The desire is there, but most nonprofit groups have been slow to pursue it.

But Mr. Grafer's report says that most nonprofit groups aim for a reserve equal to one year's expenses.

But unlike most nonprofit groups, these organizations generate a sustainable source of revenue and do not rely on philanthropy.

While theaters, ballets, museums and operas perpetually live hand to mouth, as do most nonprofit groups, fundamental changes in the nature of arts financing suggest that they will continue to struggle even as the economy and capital markets recover.

I imagine some elite private universities could afford to pay that sum, but it seems improbable that most nonprofit groups could justify that expenditure, let alone a "governmental agency" in the most cash-strapped state in America.

But the keepers of the light these days are most often nonprofit groups and local governments, which are assuming stewardship and raising money to rescue them from disrepair.

Many of Sebelius's calls have gone to current supporters of Enroll America, the most prominent nonprofit group working on the health care law's implementation, an HHS official said.

But most journalists and nonprofit groups shy away from delving deeply into these problems.

Carsharing.net lists 35 North American cities with programs, most sponsored by nonprofit groups.

In his lawsuit, Mr. Van Hollen noted that a number of the most prominent conservative nonprofit groups spent a total of more than $65 million on political activities in the 2010 races without disclosing any of the donors who financed their activities.