Sentence examples for serious donations from inspiring English sources

The phone numbers of aid organizations would skitter across the bottom of the TV screen, and I recall thinking that if they wanted serious donations they ought to show a puppy.

But to encourage some serious donations, we decided to make it a little more interesting this year.

And if they already have an established household, consider something fun (tickets to an event), frivolous (Champagne for after the wedding) or serious (a donation to a cause).

But it also, as a consequence, has received a serious spike in donations (40 times its normal rate, according to the Guardian).

Smith's donations raise serious questions over the ethics of media employees making financial connections with political candidates.

Still, the donations raise serious questions about whether Bennett can act as a neutral analyst in a race that still includes Gov. Mike Huckabee and Rep. Ron Paul.

A series of AEC reviews into the Altum Property Trust, Altum HQ Trust and LNP Nominees Pty Ltd has found serious discrepancies in their donation disclosures.

It said that without informed consent, "the subtle coercion inherent in 'fake' consent, would risk a serious backlash against organ donation.

Like Warby Parker and Bonobos adding retail stores, we need to understand that sometimes we need to add that analog, real-life component to issues -- the get in a crowd and carry a placard action, the give a donation (a serious one), the take time off and volunteer, the don't sleep because you are so upset syndrome, the passion factor that amplifies in person in ways it can't virtually.

In addition, the implications of presumed consent on children and adults who are unable to object to organ donation, requires serious contemplation if these most vulnerable members of society are to be protected.

But when the motive is suspect, transplant teams are supposed to assess the reasons and prohibit donations that raise serious concerns.