Sentence examples for grant if from inspiring English sources

Now companies can qualify for a grant if they hire just 25 workers anywhere in the state.

The Cabinet Office grant, if the minister approved it, was due to be paid the next day.

To stimulate donations, he and his wife, Rosalind, offered $25,000 as a matching grant if a second benefit raised at least that much.

We also hear Lear's complaint that it's hard to apply for a research grant if the word "vampire" is anywhere in the proposal.

A £1.2m loss for the Cabinet Office on the £3m grant, if realised, is likely to reignite the row over why the payout was authorised.

And with only one daughter still at home, she stood to lose half of her grant if she did not show up.

After 17 minutes of careful consideration I come up with "Matthew McConaughey is our generation's Cary Grant... if Cary Grant refused to wear shirts," and close my laptop.

You might say that having your proposal rejected gets you that much closer to getting a grant--if you handle rejection and use it to your advantage.

In a sense, having your proposal rejected gets you that much closer to getting a grant--if you handle rejection and use it to your advantage.

At the night club Annabel's, in London, in 2010, a host asked the actor Hugh Grant if he knew Freud; Grant said, "I hate him".

R.H.H. was funded by the FCT grant IF/00441/2013 (Portugal) and the Marie Curie Action CIG-321794 (European Union).