Sentence examples for view of endowments from inspiring English sources

Matthew Hamill, senior vice president of the National Association of College and University Business Officers, said that the economic downturn had raised concerns about possible overreliance on endowments, but that when the economic crisis eases, there will be a more balanced view of endowments.

"Inequality of endowments, including intelligence, is a reality.

John S. Griswold of Commonfund, which tracks endowments, says one-fifth or less of endowments have such programs.

Alternative investments represent 59 percent of the portfolio at endowments of more than $1 billion; by contrast, they account for 14 percent of endowments valued at under $25 million.

He argues for a complex view of ranches that appreciates the diversity in their ecological endowments, goals and management practices, but seeks patterns in the relationship between ranch size, labour allocations and land conditions.

While his successors at the endowment presided over the collapse, Mr. El-Erian had made several changes that, in the view of some financial experts, turned out to be ill-timed.

The view of the minority respondents is likely based on the effect of the drought on their livelihoods, as the impact on households in a community varies depending on their livelihood strategies, socio-economic profiles, and resource endowments.

Prior to giving the endowment, the experimenter sat in front of the chimpanzee and counted out the exchange food in full view of the chimpanzee.

We can look at the environment as some kind of endowment and it's okay to live off of the interest of the endowment but we have some responsibility to pass this endowment on to future generations.

(And assuming a 5 percent draw rate on endowment principal, this would be the equivalent of raising an additional $40 million of endowment).

Access to assets is an indication of endowment and wealth.