Sentence examples for patronage of two from inspiring English sources

On the other hand is Thomas: a black man whose career soared to unimagined heights solely on the patronage of two white Presidents of the United States.

The development of the visual arts during this period was characterized by the vigorous patronage of two groups: the military leadership, who brought civil stability, and the merchant class, which formed the economic backbone of the revitalized urban centres.

The Adam's Mark hotel chain, facing a federal racial discrimination suit, has lost the patronage of two national organizations, and two other groups that had booked rooms for national conferences are considering cancellations.

Here, he revelled in the patronage of three great editors: Ian Hamilton (the New Review); Karl Miller (the Listener) and Terry Kilmartin (arts panjandrum at the Observer).

The Prime Minister's wife, Samantha, holds shares in the firm involved in the development but Mr Cameron did not declare it in the ministerial list of interests, it was reported, despite his wife's patronage of three charities and role as ambassador with the British Fashion Council being listed.

Belle has already previewed to positive reviews on both sides of the Atlantic but the patronage of one of the most important women in the US certainly won't harm the movie's chances there.

It has been run under the patronage of three generations of Monaco's royal family: Louis II, Rainier III and Albert II, all of whom have taken a close interest in the race.

Results indicated that there was a statistically significant difference on the intention in patronage of the five new sustainable apparel retail models between the education groups [F (20, 1700) = 1.914, p < 0.009; Wilks'Λ = 0.914, partial η2 = 0.022].

Further, a series of one-way multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) were employed, respectively, to compare the differences among difference age, income and education groups on the intention in patronage of the five new sustainable apparel retail models.

Among the many factors that encourage return patronage of incumbent technology, two that have received scholarly attention in other contexts are network externalities and switching costs.

The interview prompted an outcry in a country where an entrenched system of patronage was one of the factors that brought millions of Egyptians onto the streets to oust Hosni Mubarak in 2011.