Sentence examples for commonly awarded from inspiring English sources
Among the most commonly awarded disciplines is sculpture, which has won the award seven times in a row between 1987 and 1994 (the prize was cancelled in 1990 due to lack of sponsorship).
Its value easily exceeds the $26.9 billion shown in the latest published accounts of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which is commonly awarded that accolade.Measured by good works, however, the Gates Foundation wins hands down.
"Bronze Stars are commonly awarded with a Valor device in recognition of a soldier's service in the heat of combat while on the ground in the theater of operation," the petition states.
In the United States, for example, copyrights in works created by employees are commonly awarded to the employers under the "work-for-hire" doctrine, whereas in many other countries employees keep the copyrights in their creations.
The median* grade is A-minus: the most commonly awarded grade is an A. Yale's may be little better: from 1963 to 2008 the average grade increased by 37%.
An article from 2013 in the Harvard Crimson, a student newspaper, revealed that the median grade had soared to A-minus: the most commonly awarded grade is an A. The students may be much cleverer than before: the Ivies are no longer gentlemen's clubs for rich knuckleheads.
Judges commonly award lawyers 10 to 30percentt, but the lawyers do not know the amount going in, creating uncertainties for lawyers and clients alike.
To help prepare for an application for a D43, the D71 International Research Training Planning Grant is available as the second most commonly award FIC grant.
He moved to California-San Francisco in 1981, and in 1987 was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, commonly called a genius grant.
In 1981, Walcott was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, more commonly known as a "MacArthur Genius Grant".
You may also want to have witnesses testify about who has taken on the most child rearing responsibilities in the past, as that person is commonly the one more likely to be awarded custody.
