Sentence examples for better grants from inspiring English sources

"Cooperative analysts got good reviews, promotions, higher pay, bigger bonuses, better grants of stock options and restricted stock," he said.

In Germany, with better grants and a generous feed-in tariff, I would make a different decision.

"Cooperative analysts got good reviews, promotions, higher pay, bigger bonuses, better grants of stock options and restricted stock," Mr. Froeba said in a prepared statement.

A new study from Columbia University's School of Nursing suggests that institutions benefit from helping researchers write better grants.... Lead author Kristine M. Kulage, director of research and scholarly development in nursing at Columbia, said Tuesday that she thought the study's findings were "broadly applicable" not just to other health care fields but to those across the sciences.

Stories about their work raise their professional profile, leading to better grants and better jobs.

We asked seven members of the Forbes Nonprofit Council to share their best advice for any organization looking to write better grants.

And what could better grant her invisibility than this, a rolling home, a white R.V. in a state with a million other white R.V.s?

He also said that ACE is working to help areas of England with low arts funding to make better grant applications and bids for lottery cash.

Importantly, those who scored well on the management capabilities test produced much better grant proposals — as judged by independent experts — and were more likely to win a grant from the government.

And this has translated into better grant writing, better speaking, and better understanding.

So unless Spinoza thinks there really are no finite modes, he had better grant that expressive incompleteness does not by itself entail falsity.