Sentence examples for sharp pledged from inspiring English sources

When Terry was discouraged because so few people were making donations, Sharp pledged $2 a mile [to the run] and persuaded close to 1,000 other corporations to do the same.

Both institutions pledged sharp minority increases on their campuses, with 10percentt of enrollment set aside for other races -- more whites to Southern, more blacks to L.S.U.

He has pledged a sharp increase in charging stations".

Don Fellows, president and chief executive of Marts & Lundy, a consultant to nonprofits, said he had seen a sharp decline in pledging over the last year and a half, and he did not believe this would change any time soon.

In sharp contrast, Todd Young pledges to "vote against cap and trade bills that will raise our energy bills".

Trump and his budget director, Mick Mulvaney, have pledged to offset this sharp increase in Pentagon funding with corresponding cuts in domestic and State Department spending.

Critics say Google's new pay-to-play policy marks a sharp departure from what the company's founders publicly pledged to do when the search giant went public in 2004.

The plan elicited sharp criticism from hospital executives and local elected officials, who pledged to fight it.

Several people have been stopped from travelling to conflict zones and the Government is pledging a "sharp focus" on the danger from jihadists returning from the two countries.

Savers are grumbling about the sharp fall in interest rates on their deposits and the Conservative opposition has pledged tax concessions to help them.

Prominent among those of the 20th-century's second-half pledged to avoid the seemingly trivial are the forever melodious and sharp Fred Ebb and John Kander.