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Meanings of natural endowment in English
Synonyms
Examples for "gift"
Examples for "gift"
1
Three easy rules to start the gift process Do they need it?
2
Department stores provide a solution to this problem by offering gift vouchers.
3
The gift of debate means the gift of making your opinion prevail.
4
A Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks gift card is a really good gift.
5
Yet it also offered me a surprising gift: an education in capitalism.
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However, Woodward defended the change in approach to target young British talent.
2
Good news for people without natural born talent: You don't need it.
3
How can we encourage young talent to work in the public sector?
4
Yet a talent drain lasting four years has taken a heavy toll.
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Attracting the right talent for the local market will be a challenge.
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Unexpected financial difficulties earlier this year required that the endowment be discontinued.
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It would take great courage to give an endowment under such circumstances.
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IN the first quarter of this year, 511 endowment mortgages were sold.
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I want to be first to offer an endowment to my father.
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We seem to be doing feeble next-to-nothings in the endowment of research.
Usage of natural endowment in English
1
This, as a natural endowment, exists in Goethe, we conceive, to a very high degree.
2
Neither rank nor genius nor any other natural endowment forms the only true basis of success.
3
Here, too, man thought to rule, claiming the leadership by right of possession and natural endowment.
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And hence the differences between men in natural endowment are insignificant in comparison with their common wealth.
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Added to the forces of experience and surroundings was always that of his own personal, natural endowment.
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Fertility, of course, is largely a natural endowment, and as such cannot be destroyed by a tax.
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You have a rare natural endowment.
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Is that a quality of intellect that has been evolved, or is it a natural endowment of your race?
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Another was Beil, a greater actor in point of natural endowment, who relied more upon vigorous realism than upon studied refinements.
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Her natural endowment in this respect should be judged also by that of her sisters, brothers, parents, uncles, aunts and grandparents.
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The fertility value of land is that value which is due to natural endowment in the way of moisture, climate, and soil elements.
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He had no special fondness for athletics; he was doing little to keep-still less to increase- ayoungman's natural endowment of strength and vigor.
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The ancient moralists included in the virtues what are obviously natural endowments.
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Now every natural thing by its natural endowments can attain its end.
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His natural endowments for this work were of the highest order.
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His natural endowments were strong, and had enjoyed all the advantage of cultivation.
