Sentence examples for constant grant from inspiring English sources

The prospect is daunting, he said, especially for a young school that relies on constant grant writing and a small staff of people who will work 14-hour days.

"There's constant fighting for grant money," he says.

Because UGS grants are of constant size whereas ertPS grants vary in size, an SS can request a change of its bandwidth grant to suit its requirements.

Ali was as close as America has ever had to a royal figure, and, like other kings or queens, he was tasked with the constant demands of granting audiences.

In the midst of this finite amount of time we are granted constant opportunities to discover how we are part of something much grander than ourselves.

In the tropics, growth is constant and taken for granted, a problem of control.

She went on to sketch the contours of her life as an independent artist, from the periodic thrill of breaking new ground to the constant struggle to get grants to pay the dancers.

We heard from the mental health professional whose employer takes constant unpaid overtime for granted, knowing employees will not risk jeopardising their clients' safety, and the planning officer forced to implement "central government diktat" she believes is inappropriate or even immoral.

Consider some of those well-worn maxims that everyone takes for granted as constant truth.

So most investigators work at EMBL on one-time, 9-year contracts, during which they receive generous funding--an enormous relief from the constant pressure to secure grants that most researchers face, Rosenthal says.

And to ease scientists' constant scramble to write new grant proposals, NIH should follow through on plans to award longer grants based on an investigator's track record rather than a specific project.