Sentence examples for of endowing from inspiring English sources

Then came the genetics revolution of the nineties, and with it the possibility of endowing more docile species with the DNA to make spider silk.

Legislation being debated by parliament allows the defence secretary to make an annual report on the covenant, but stops short of endowing legal status.

American officials have said they are working to find ways around Russia's decision, including the possibility of endowing a private foundation set up within Russia under Russian law.

Mr. Kunuk has accomplished the remarkable feat of endowing characters from an old folk tale with complicated psychological motives and responses.

These leaves are fixtures of Chekhov's world, and exemplify Chekhov's way of endowing some small quiet natural phenomenon with metaphorical meaning.

After their efforts proved to be fruitless, Mr. Glastris took up the cause of endowing the magazine, which has a circulation of 16,500.

His sponsorship of endowed faculty positions at Johns Hopkins in the Center for Gun Policy and Research has helped several scholars.

The number of donors nearly doubled, and the number of endowed chairs increased to 118 from 36.

This enabled a tripling of the number of endowed professorships and earmarked $11,000,000 for student financial aid.

Forestry students are eligible for a series of endowed scholarships based on academic performance and financial need.

Donors of endowed professorships support the school in perpetuity by guaranteeing critical support to the school's best faculty.