Sentence examples for granted competition from inspiring English sources

Granted, competition is not always good for producers.

Consider "Cheaper by the Dozen": The 1948 memoir about two efficiency experts and their 12 children happens to contain the single funniest tonsillectomy chapter in literature (granted, competition is limited).

He also administers a research grants competition on international affairs.

Whoever notifies first has a better chance of being granted approval, competition lawyers in Brussels said on Friday.

Professorships in Italy were granted by competition for a vacant chair, the applicants being rated on their publications by a committee of professors.

FedEx introduces a small-business grant competition.

About 40 states have told the Education Department that they will apply for the grant competition by Tuesday.

A $4.35 billion federal grant competition, Race to the Top, intends to reward states that promote innovations in education.

Mr. Duncan set aside $350 million from the billions that Congress voted last year for the Race to the Top grant competition to finance the testing initiative.

Those requirements match the criteria the administration used last year in picking winning states in its two-stage Race to the Top grant competition.

He used that formula in the Race to the Top grant competition, awarding money to states that opened new space for charter schools, for instance.