Sentence examples for funding windfall from inspiring English sources

Small spending bumps for genomics and physics stand in stark contrast to the funding windfall across basic research in last year's budget.

Even dissenting neuroscientists have kept their objections private in the hopes of participating in a funding windfall that the National Institutes of Health said in June could be as much as $4.5 billion over 12 years.

A $1 billion funding windfall has brought newfound attention to comparative effectiveness research (CER) and broadened career opportunities in this growing field.

Boris Stern of the RAS Institute for Nuclear Research, who on 26 July revealed the terms of the deal in the scientific opposition newspaper Troitsky Variant, believes that the agreement will erode the institutions' independence and that the funding windfall Kravchuk envisions is a pipe dream.

That means that we're likely to see plenty of other funding windfalls for developing businesses across the region.

This would amount to a surprise smash-and-grab raid on Labour's most distinctive fiscal policy, which, for that reason alone, must make it at least partially attractive to Osborne. 2. A cut in energy bills, funded windfall tax on energy firms.

All of the tricks Lou Gerstner used to create the illusion of earnings per share growth tax breaks, buybacks, pension fund windfalls–have run out of gas.

"May under fire for claim 'Brexit dividend' will fund NHS windfall," says the Guardian.

The fund-raising windfall has prompted the campaign to speed plans to hire workers in eight states, including the union strongholds of Michigan and Wisconsin.

The government also said it would draw some $4 billion from its reserve fund of windfall copper revenue to pay for better schools.On August 1st the new minister, Felipe Bulnes, published new proposals.

Mr. Bloomfield said he had been told by insiders that the investigation of Mr. Rosen, director of foreign policy issues at Aipac and an influential figure there for more than 20 years, and Mr. Weissman, a Mideast analyst with the group since 1993, had proved a "fund-raising windfall" as donors rallied to offer their support.