Sentence examples for awarded less from inspiring English sources

Even when women do successfully apply for funding, they are awarded less money than their male colleagues.

Almost half of all applicants in sex discrimination cases, and more than a third of those in race discrimination cases, are awarded less than £2,000.

The court added that jurors awarded less than the $140 million Ms. Gilbert asked for, proving that "they were exercising their independent abilities to reason".

And in another suprise twist, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg voiced keen disappointment at the arbitration award, even though it awarded less than the city had favored.

Other recent honorees, like Thomas Von Essen, the former fire commissioner, and Bernard B. Kerik, the former police commissioner, were not knighted but were awarded less prestigious titles.

Richard Mahony, a spokesman for the Bents, said that they were gratified that the commission's request for a new trial was denied and that the judge had awarded less than 1 percent of the penalties the agency sought.

Consciously or not, the reviewers may then be awarding less merit to those from people with "black-sounding" names, or who were educated at universities whose students are predominantly black.

The ASBL has estimated that the government is currently awarding less than 5percentt of its purchases to small businesses.

*B.D. Awarding less points to the shortest field goal eradicates the effort the offense took to get the ball to that spot.

In suing Dynegy in bankruptcy court, Enron asserted that it should be awarded "no less than $10 billion in damages".

Top graduating MS students are recognized with the Master of Science Award of Excellence that is awarded to less than 5% of the graduating class.