Sentence examples for grant it will be from inspiring English sources

If you've been awarded a Pell Grant, it will be listed on your financial aid package.

If the party appears to be taking the voters for granted, it will be deservedly punished at the polls".

He proposed sending Chechen special forces, saying in a radio interview, "If our request is granted, it will be a celebration for us".

Granted, it will be in the musty silence of the polling booth rather than in the brightly lit studios of those fraught, red-faced TV debates.

He said that networks would face restrictions on when they were permitted to televise from Tiananmen Square, but that local authorities had "granted it will be possible to film there".

Granted, it will be a much different Merck than the one most knew just five years ago.

Publication will be limited to the thousands of scientists worldwide working on research funded by a Wellcome grant, and it will be free not only for readers, but authors the charity is covering the costs charged by the company that will provide the journal's software and online platform.

"I think most intelligent people take it for granted that it will be of interest, that they will learn something, that they will be moved by it".

It should not be taken for granted that it will be Finn rather than Ball who joins Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad as the third frontline seamer.

Slipper said: "Our concern is we don't know whether there will be agricultural funding through the block grant or whether it will be ringfenced or topped up by the Scottish government".

The tool will not only empower what the EPA terms "stakeholders" -- such as state governments, educational researchers, and grant writers -- it will be a game changer for grassroots activists at the hyperlocal level.