Sentence examples for spend fundraising from inspiring English sources
The phrase "spend fundraising" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the act of using time or resources to raise funds, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "We need to spend more time fundraising to meet our financial goals."
There is definitely an argument — especially these days when you consider Square's financial situation — for a startup holding down spend, fundraising and valuations, and instead trying to grow slowly and maybe more sensibly.
And pundits point to the amount of time that members of Congress spend in their districts, and the time that we spend fundraising as a key component of why members don't know each other.
"If Congress doesn't also take a look at how much time they are going to have to spend fundraising from the very same wealthy interests who are pouring money into campaigns, then they are missing the boat," he told HuffPost.
It's also nearly impossible for many: Research suggests women of color in particular might be discouraged from running by the massive cost (and amount of time one need spend fundraising) on the one hand and the prospect of facing discrimination on the other.
Obviously, between their legislative concerns and the many hours a day they spend fundraising, it's pretty clear these senators will have scads of free time to specifically watch over Carson at HUD with eagle eyes and keep track of his doings.
If the president put half of the time and energy he spends fundraising into Obamacare, millions of Americans wouldn't be losing their healthcare and dealing with the disastrous Obamacare website.
Throughout the campaign, Lonegan was aggressive, criticizing Booker during a string of homicides in Newark, holding a red carpet event in rally to mock the time Booker spent fundraising in California and declaring that "New Jersey needs a leader, not a tweeter".
Most of my time is spent fundraising and building relationships".
Most of that initial time campaigning is actually spent fundraising -- mostly for the ads primarily purchased and run after primaries and especially post conventions during the 60 day lead up.
Delivered in a park in New York honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt, Clinton's speech marked the big event opening of her presidential campaign, which the candidate has thus far spent fundraising and making small if telegenic drop-bys with people in key electoral states.
In a popular TED talk earlier this year, he argued that the enormous amount of time spent fundraising from the wealthy plays a major role in warping the institution of Congress, resulting in a "dependence corruption" that he called "democracy-destroying". "Now, by corruption, I don't mean brown paper bag cash secreted among members of Congress," Lessig said in his talk.
