Sentence examples for grant somewhere from inspiring English sources

Scientists don't make money off a grant: somewhere between 40% and 75% goes to university overhead and the rest covers supplies, research assistants and sometimes salary which the University then does not pay.

Granted, somewhere in the morass is a federal investigation, which often changes the rules of these kinds of things.

For a fortunate few – notably a Syrian named Hashem whose story Kingsley interleaves throughout the book – the journey ends with permanent residency granted somewhere in Europe.

Along with Waldie, Wanda Coleman, Susan Straight, Eloise Klein Healy and a handful of others, Cooper is one of the writers responsible for developing a Southern California aesthetic, in which what's most vivid about the place is everything we might take for granted somewhere else.

Of course the FCO wants to carve back its grant (by somewhere between 25%and40%0% on the Osborne scale).

The new Grant documentary lies somewhere in the middle.

Women just take it for granted … so somewhere the world must feel unsafe to us on a basic level".

Meryl Streep, who's as good an actor as Liv Ullmann and a much better comedienne (nearly in the class of screwball specialist Carole Lombard), is excellent and Alec Baldwin pitches his performance somewhere between Cary Grant and Burt Reynolds.

Chris, a researcher who has won more than five NSF grants, described this insight as recognizing he wasn't "just sending a grant off into a void somewhere".

If your institution does not adapt and is not willing to change, you have the portability of the grant and you can go somewhere else.

The trade diplomat's incantation that to open his market is a "concession" granted in exchange for an opening somewhere else is economic nonsense spouted for domestic political purposes.