Sentence examples for confers one from inspiring English sources

It confers one- and two-year awards of up to $7,000 per year to sophomores and juniors.

This idea would account for the fact that early-life injury to the cerebellum confers one of the largest known risk ratios for autism spectrum disorder.

Progressive conversion of normal cells into cancer cells requires a series of genetic alterations, where each alteration confers one or more types of growth advantage.

Depression is an important public health problem and confers one of the most important risk factors for suicidal behavior in the general population regardless of sex and age groups [ 1, 2].

We confirm that the SBE site at -1.5 kb confers one part of Smad4-dependent TGFβ induction of LAMA3 expression and that the downstream AP1 sites are additionally involved.

Being small also confers one inestimable advantage: freedom.

Thus we saw vivid tableaux, acted out by in fact the real thing, but we also heard intensely vital testimony, tears even, of lost teenage years, of regrets… crucially, of the power a gun confers on one.

Second, tort law confers on one who suffers a violation of the right of non-injury a right of action, i.e., a legal power to hold the tortfeasor liable.

David Hopkins, the lord mayor of Swansea, said: "Freedom of the city is the highest honour the people of Swansea can confer on one of its own.

In recent years, it has driven him to make sure honor is conferred on one of those entombed sailors: Peter Tomich, who died while saving hundreds of crew mates during the attack.

The duties of Arbitrator may be conferred on one Arbitrator alone or on several Arbitrators selected by the parties as they please, or chosen by them from the Members of the Permanent Court of Arbitration established by the present Convention.