Sentence examples for whose endowment from inspiring English sources

Brandeis is hardly the only college whose endowment has contracted sharply.

Harvard, whose endowment shrank 27.3percentt last year, looked to sell some assets earlier this year.

Harvard, whose endowment stands at a staggering $22.6 billion, had launched plans for a massive expansion.

However, the much wealthier Rockefeller Foundation, whose endowment tops $4bn, is understood to be opposed to divestment for now.

The place passed to the fifth Earl of Rosebery through his marriage to a Rothschild heiress, whose endowment allowed it to remain a private home.

The only one who always got away was the amateur Pajarito Gómez, whose endowment extended, after plenty of work, to a maximum length of seven inches.

Harvard, Stanford and the other universities whose endowments pursue environmental and social goals are in the minority.

Harvard is among a very few academic institutions whose endowments have generated stunning returns.

Why not take the colleges whose endowments exceed that per student amount and tax their capital gains?

Payments under the promise to people whose endowments mature after that date will be gradually reduced to around 40%-60 40%-60e maximum amount previously announced.

A $5 MILLION gift may not seem too significant to a wealthy university like Harvard or Princeton, whose endowments are $34.9 billion and $15.8 billion, respectively.