Sentence examples for wave of donations from inspiring English sources

A more generous federal tax incentive passed last year is spurring this wave of donations.

The first of Mr. Romney's recent wave of donations to conservative groups was $25,000 to the Heritage Foundation at the end of 2005.

Lord Lloyd Webber hopes the foundation's involvement will bring in a wave of donations from others who have made millions in the West End to help reinvigorate grassroots theatre.

The value of the pictures of the tsunami has been shown in the worldwide wave of donations to charities promising to spend the money helping people like the grief-stricken woman in the picture.

In the days after Mrs. Clinton was criticized for misting up on the campaign trail, she won the New Hampshire primary and drew a wave of donations, many from women expressing indignation about how she had been treated.

On Thursday morning Mr. Saltzman said his organization was still adding up the donations from the West Coast, where the show was broadcast with a three-hour delay, and the concert was to be rebroadcast in Europe on Thursday night, which could bring in another wave of donations.

That led to another wave of private donations, totaling $300,000.

Estimated to have cost $4.9bn – perhaps the second most expensive ballot in democratic history after the US presidential election in 2012 – it brought Narendra Modi to power on a tidal wave of corporate donations.

Luckily for Trump, his record-setting campaign expenditures were offset by a strong wave of small donations which totaled more than $12 million, many of which were made online.

The footballers' decision triggered an enormous wave of goodwill and donations of food, clothing, bedding and bicycles poured in.

| With the 2012 presidential elections looming, Forbes suggests that proposed tax increases may see private equity and hedge funds rally against President Obama, who rode a wave of Wall Street donations into the White House.