Sentence examples for generous research from inspiring English sources

Iranian students said they chose to come to the United States because of its superior schools and generous research financing.

With the generous research and development tax credits and lower corporate taxes they receive, Intel's chief competitors in South Korea basically have "zero cost of money," said Otellini.

For one thing, Brown's budget remains tight, and by hiring senior professors and giving them generous research funds to improve the graduate schools she has drained resources away from undergraduate teaching.

One can see why the CIA – which, according to the authors of this book, is now admitting involvement for the first time, and gave them generous research access – might feel inclined to boast a little.

This reflects Mr Brown's concern over the so-called brain-drain of poorly paid British academics going abroad, usually to the United States, to take advantage of higher salaries and more generous research grants.

These institutions have more generous research budgets than the hundreds of state universities all across India.

There is, for instance, a generous new research tax credit for companies, designed to boost innovation in industry particularly in the carbon-light and high-tech sectors.

Yet it is Israel's hi-tech arsenal, funded by US aid, generous EU research grants and the flourishing multibillion arms trade, that rains down horror on civilians.

These have included "Buy America" programs for state and federal construction projects, exemptions or delays in environmental regulations, a variety of special tax breaks and abatements as well as generous government research grants.

A chemical component of other guys' sweat makes men more cooperative and generous, new research says.

The establishment of Stanford and the University of California system along with generous federal research funding formed an initial pool of talent in the 1930s through 50s.