Sentence examples for attracting grants from inspiring English sources

Parents and teachers dispute that assertion, saying they had been successful in attracting grants to pay for new programs, including a $30,000 grant they received in January for a performing and visual arts program.

It's still at a very early stage, but it sounds like a promising technology and is already attracting grants.

Many universities, meanwhile, took out large loans during flush times to finance buildings and equipment intended to give them an edge in attracting grants.

"Attracting grants and funding, trade sales and IPOs are all measures of success," says Graham Harrison, Setsquared's partnership director.

Still other couples form nonprofit corporations and apply for listing on the National Register of Historic Places to help attract grants.

By the third year the parade, produced by Ralph Lee who creates costumes and masks for the theatre, began to attract grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Ms. Maximo, a junior high school teacher and a Garifuna leader, said that without solid data it was hard for her people to attract grants or government funds.

Overseas programs can help American universities raise their profile, build international relationships, attract top research talent who, in turn, may attract grants and produce patents, and gain access to a new pool of tuition-paying students, just as the number of college-age Americans is about to decline.

One potential snag was the county's legal requirement that leases between the county and private parties looking to occupy county structures remain in effect for five years with a five-year renewal option, which hinders a nonprofit organization's ability to attract grants and donations.

"Gregory Geoffroy, then president, said in a statement at the time that details of personnel decisions are private, but that he had based his ultimate decision about Gonzalez's appeal on such factors as his publication record, his ability to attract grants and the number of graduate students he observed".

He gave the impression that he'd left Blue State a wealthy person, several former Sunlight employees said, and it was clear from the outset that he played a significant role in helping the nonprofit raise money and attract grants.