Sentence examples for funding potential from inspiring English sources
A growing number of research journals are requiring scientists to be more forthcoming in disclosing funding, potential conflicts of interest, raw data and detailed research protocols.
They cite a US decision to spend $75m£43m3m) on funding potential Iranian opposition forces, including NGOs, trade unions and human rights groups, and local language propaganda broadcasts - tactics pioneered in Serbia, Georgia and Ukraine.
Unlocking the funding potential of British pension schemes and insurance companies may well be a good thing.
They hope that the others will fill the gap in funding potential between Scotland and England, obviating the need to levy a charge on graduates.
Venture capitalists and angel investors consider both "product passion," or passion for activities related to the entrepreneur's products or services, and "entrepreneurial passion" or "startup passion" in assessing funding potential.
However, with no true startup ecosystem in place and a lack of funding potential from Capitalists, it seemed nearly impossible to really jump start an industry that required so much upfront capital for its development phases and subsequent manufacturing expenses.
So we have funded potential and we can fund still more applications as yet undreamed of.
The company said the deal would add to its overall costs, but would fix the amount of money needed to fund potential increases in life expectancy.
Natalie Bennett spoke human, articulating emotional realities behind austerity; since nobody asked how her principles would be funded, potential Green weaknesses remained unexposed.
The division's Grand Challenges initiative funds potential scientific breakthroughs in the prevention, treatment, and cure of diseases in the developing world.
The £20m Rightster raised with its AIM listing will fund further expansion of its global network of sales offices, take its technology platform to the next level and help fund potential acquisitions to add scale to the business.
