Definition of funder in English:

funder

noun ˈfʌndəˈfəndər

A person or organization that provides money for a particular purpose.
the largest charitable funder of cancer research
the money was coming from a private funder
Example sentencesExamples
- Ticket buyers aren't buying, donors are waiting, funders are thinning out, endowments are earning less.
- It is understandable why venture capitalists are aggressive funders of high-tech businesses.
- She says her department had not had any talks with the other major funder of the refuge, which contributed $130,000 a year.
- Historically, most funders pressure affordable housing developers for a rapid increase in number of units.
- The software company is thought to have been in discussions with potential funders for a number of months.
- The shift to corporate sources coincides with the rise of the blockbuster exhibition, where funders expect a lot of bang for their bucks.
- We are seeking investors, advertisers, funders for our long list of investigative projects just waiting for resources.
- Current rules don't require such organizations to disclose names of their actual funders.
- There is both a real and perceived conflict of interest present when the funders will profit financially from the success of this campaign.
- Corporate funders, for example, tend to be more risk-averse, avoiding early-stage companies in favor of second-round deals.

Definition of funder in US English:

funder

nounˈfəndərˈfəndər

A person or organization that provides money for a particular purpose.
the largest charitable funder of cancer research
the money was coming from a private funder
Example sentencesExamples
- We are seeking investors, advertisers, funders for our long list of investigative projects just waiting for resources.
- Historically, most funders pressure affordable housing developers for a rapid increase in number of units.
- The software company is thought to have been in discussions with potential funders for a number of months.
- Current rules don't require such organizations to disclose names of their actual funders.
- The shift to corporate sources coincides with the rise of the blockbuster exhibition, where funders expect a lot of bang for their bucks.
- There is both a real and perceived conflict of interest present when the funders will profit financially from the success of this campaign.
- Corporate funders, for example, tend to be more risk-averse, avoiding early-stage companies in favor of second-round deals.
- Ticket buyers aren't buying, donors are waiting, funders are thinning out, endowments are earning less.
- She says her department had not had any talks with the other major funder of the refuge, which contributed $130,000 a year.
- It is understandable why venture capitalists are aggressive funders of high-tech businesses.

词汇	funder
释义	Definition of funder in English: funder noun ˈfʌndəˈfəndər A person or organization that provides money for a particular purpose. the largest charitable funder of cancer research the money was coming from a private funder Example sentencesExamples Ticket buyers aren't buying, donors are waiting, funders are thinning out, endowments are earning less. It is understandable why venture capitalists are aggressive funders of high-tech businesses. She says her department had not had any talks with the other major funder of the refuge, which contributed $130,000 a year. Historically, most funders pressure affordable housing developers for a rapid increase in number of units. The software company is thought to have been in discussions with potential funders for a number of months. The shift to corporate sources coincides with the rise of the blockbuster exhibition, where funders expect a lot of bang for their bucks. We are seeking investors, advertisers, funders for our long list of investigative projects just waiting for resources. Current rules don't require such organizations to disclose names of their actual funders. There is both a real and perceived conflict of interest present when the funders will profit financially from the success of this campaign. Corporate funders, for example, tend to be more risk-averse, avoiding early-stage companies in favor of second-round deals. Definition of funder in US English: funder nounˈfəndərˈfəndər A person or organization that provides money for a particular purpose. the largest charitable funder of cancer research the money was coming from a private funder Example sentencesExamples We are seeking investors, advertisers, funders for our long list of investigative projects just waiting for resources. Historically, most funders pressure affordable housing developers for a rapid increase in number of units. The software company is thought to have been in discussions with potential funders for a number of months. Current rules don't require such organizations to disclose names of their actual funders. The shift to corporate sources coincides with the rise of the blockbuster exhibition, where funders expect a lot of bang for their bucks. There is both a real and perceived conflict of interest present when the funders will profit financially from the success of this campaign. Corporate funders, for example, tend to be more risk-averse, avoiding early-stage companies in favor of second-round deals. Ticket buyers aren't buying, donors are waiting, funders are thinning out, endowments are earning less. She says her department had not had any talks with the other major funder of the refuge, which contributed $130,000 a year. It is understandable why venture capitalists are aggressive funders of high-tech businesses.
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