Sentence examples for the endowments from inspiring English sources
noun
Something with which a person or thing is endowed.
There was great variation in the endowments' performance.
He added that the endowments were deeply in debt.
Without confirmed chairmen, the endowments are forced to "operate with a disability".
Now the models for modern investment institutions are the endowments of Harvard and Yale.
In addition, the endowments of 9 of the nation's 10 largest foundations fell last year.
Chart: The chart compares the endowments at public and private institutions.
Heinz Kerry broadened the Endowments' scope and changed their philanthropic style.
"Diversity was the mandate of the Endowments," she wrote in a 1998 essay.
Similarly, we could establish standards for the endowments of colleges and universities.
A comparison of the endowments at public and private institutions demonstrates the disparity within higher education.
The donations to those endowments and the endowments themselves are all tax-exempt.
