Sentence examples for chance of being funded from inspiring English sources

Riffing off a federal requirement that they tally road and transit projects that have a "reasonable" chance of being funded, regional leaders also described a series of "aspirational initiatives" that would be harder to pull off.

He loved the idea and thought it would stand a fair chance of being funded.

This step considerably reduces the workload and allows reviewers to focus on applications that stand a chance of being funded.

The 35% lower chance of being funded comes from tracking the success rates of 1054 matched pairs of white and black applicants from 2008 to 2014.

I didn't mind this at all--I knew I needed his input and streetwise approach if this grant was going to stand a chance of being funded.

But now, the revised policy should let IRB panelists focus on reviewing only those applications that stand a good chance of being funded.

This "lets other institutes get full access right from the start to an applicant's proposal," which may increase its chances of being funded (although in reality less than about 2% of applications are actually shuffled around institutes this way).

Two problems in particular stand out and two startups are trying to solve them: Crowdfunding platform Rock The Post limits its projects to those created by legitimate entrepreneurs and SMBs to reduce risk for backers and provides tons of hands-on help during the funding process to help project creators increase their chances of being funded.

An introduction from a close connection will set you apart and increase your chances of getting attention and being funded.

Those cases deemed to have a less than 50% chance of success will no longer be funded through legal aid.

The winter fuel allowance costs between £2bn and £3bn a year; so, unless the threshold is so low as to be worthless, there's not a chance of being able to fund a new elderly care programme.