12 example sentences using patronage.
Patronage used in a sentence
Patronage in a sentence as a noun
SSL isn't optional, people, and I won't give my patronage to anyone who doesn't get that.
It is patronage, and you might not see any result of the money you have put in.
He already killed the Space Shuttle program and its standing army of $1B/yr payroll patronage jobs.
Political patronage projects currently are in vogue, but their star is falling.
How many artists would **** to get $5/month from their fans?The real problem is that Blind Pilot might have gotten a whole penny from the OP's month of patronage.
But that also means I have the right to avoid using products that benefit him because I do not want to give patronage to people who would do as he does.
Patronage in a sentence as a verb
"religious and aristocratic patronage as a primary 'business model' royally sucked"I wasn't saying it was great.
We would like to assure both regretsy and the community at large that customers remain our priority, and we will do everything in our power to earn your patronage.
One can not help but cynically observe that what really bothers the minority party is majority's successful ladling out of the pork for patronage to the other guy's constituents, rather than any sort of real offense about spending.
That may be, I suspect, not just as a result of the strength of The Hindu but as a result of the weakness of the Indian federal government as a structure that is able to pull together patronage networks and suppress journalism as a whole in India.
The quangos and consultants, lobbyists and contractors -- our newly publicly-owned financial industry - the whole system -- not to mention the only middle class that we have left -- would suffer so very terribly without the kind patronage of a friendly state to steward and protect them./sarcasm
I value my time at roughly $200/hr, so it's easy to justify ~$10/mo if it saves me even 3 minutes of my time.- availability: I don't need to have terabytes of local storage because I can just stream whatever I want, whenever I want.- patronage: This is the most important thing for me...I want to pay for content.
Patronage definitions
the act of providing approval and support; "his vigorous backing of the conservatives got him in trouble with progressives"
See also: backing backup championship
a communication that indicates lack of respect by patronizing the recipient
See also: condescension disdain
(politics) granting favors or giving contracts or making appointments to office in return for political support
the business given to a commercial establishment by its customers; "even before noon there was a considerable patronage"
See also: trade
support by being a patron of