Sentence examples for competition for granted from inspiring English sources
Though none of the American women's wrestlers were taking their success at this competition for granted, most were eagerly awaiting the Olympics.
In the business world, organizations take competition for granted, to the extent that they often overlook opportunities to meet their goals by working with one another.
§ 1634.3 Competition for grants and contracts.
Competition for grants is intense, and some places fire you if you don't get enough.
Competition for grants has become increasingly stiff, with the council receiving 96 applications for its Arts Alive grants in 1999.
Because competition for grants, housing perks and career advancement is so intense, officials base their decisions on the number of papers published.
With increased competition for grants and donations, many organisations are having to rethink their financial model and explore more sustainable options, such as earned income or loans.
There are all those years of graduate school, postdoctoral research positions that don't necessarily lead to a faculty appointment, long hours and competition for grant money.
Because of the competition for grants, scientists often propose projects that they know will work rather than on ideas that are more adventurous with potentially greater payoffs.
was prudent, necessary, and successful". The early lack of competition for grants, flagged last year as a problem in a companion inspector general's report, continued to concern auditors.
