Sentence examples for confer access from inspiring English sources

In exchange for tuition that can go higher than $100,000, these schools provide students with a respected education and confer access to their prestigious alumni networks.

It is more likely that these subtelomeric regions somehow confer access to HATs, which can passively act to disrupt the spreading of heterochromatin.

These confer access to subsidised education and better health care than in the countryside.

Group membership confers access to group-held resources and increases a subordinate's likelihood of surviving long enough to obtain a breeding position in the future.

If everything goes as planned, be sure to provide copious praise and engaged attention as well as conferring access to their preferred items.

PLEASANT GROVE, Utah — Becoming a delegate to the Utah Republican Convention does not usually confer automatic access to the corridors of power, each delegate being just one of 4,000 seated when the gavel bangs down next month to open the event.

In general, winning a fight does not necessarily confer sexual access on males.

It has to be considered that in contrast to wild type, SE layers of hem1Δ LP melt below the growth temperature and thereby may confer better access to stored sterols, which are rare in this strain and thus important for cell viability.

To reach the other parts, a child will have to buy more Funkeys, which will be distributed in different quantities, and place them on the base instead of the original (owning a Funkeys confers indefinite access to the online places it unlocks).

Arun Neopane, editor-in-chief of the Journal of the Nepal Paediatric Society, points to the public health benefits conferred by access to the literature.

Unless we decide that all college degrees confer the same access to power and influence, affirmative action is necessary.