Sentence examples for to be fund from inspiring English sources

Morrisons dipped 1.3p to 280p after a major shareholder, believed to be fund management group Walter Scott sold about 100m shares, equivalent to just over 4% of Morrisons' stock, for a total £280m.

Put simply, much of what appears to be fund manager "skill" is merely high exposure to momentum and other risk factors.

Pointing a finger at local nuns and priests -- none of whom have ever claimed to be fund raising experts -- is beneath contempt.

Obviously, there has to be fund-raising.

Ms. Ranzetta said "it was a very difficult time" to be fund-raising.

The donors turned out to be fund-raisers for George W. Bush, then governor of Texas.

It looks like I am going to be fund-raising for a long time".

Many said they received invitations to parties that turned out to be fund-raisers.

She is trying to recruit more women to be fund-raisers.

Trustees need to be fiduciaries of academic quality more than they need to be fund-raisers and cheerleaders.

"And we are going [to their investors], 'Just so you know, we're going to be fund-raising after this, so before you decide whether you want to invest in them, just make sure you know that we are going to be fund-raising immediately after.' " The company's latest PR disaster also concerns comments Uber's senior staff have made publicly.