Sentence examples similar to bidding research from inspiring English sources

Before You Bid Research the neighborhood so you know what would constitute a good deal.

In the decentralized state bids, research communities are smaller and scientists rather close to each other.

"The deep-pocketed Qatari royal family backing Al Jazeera handily outbid any other bidder's rational bid," the research firm PrivCo said in a note to clients.

When Australia was planning its 2018/2022 World Cup bid, international research showed that Harry – who was then playing for Galatasary in Turkey – was the best-known and most recognisable Australian player at the time.

In the bid to research possible answers to this question, my team and I have been conducting usability tests with the unconnected/newly connected.

A funding adviser is employed to oversee the administration of bids for research and other educational funding, advise on the 'ins and outs' of various funding schemes, and help university staff to manage their research projects effectively.

Before he made his first bid, Scheinman researched what he calls the “murky world of jerseys,” where there are always questions about authenticity.

Universities and researchers will have funds guaranteed for research bids made directly to the European commission, including bids to the EU's Horizon 2020 programme, an €80bn (£69bn) pot for science and innovation.

It is one of the many areas of our economic life likely to take an irreparable hit as Britain leaves the EU. Britain's leadership position was built on the excellence of its science, capacity to attract talent and the extraordinary ability of its scientists to build international networks bidding for EU research money.

The Research Councils would then have to win back this money by bidding for departmental research contracts.

Most academics have experienced brief and biased judgments on articles or research bids over which they have sweated blood.