Sentence examples for granting as many from inspiring English sources

Campaign workers at Mr. Stringer's headquarters in Lower Manhattan are suddenly toiling into the wee hours, and the candidate himself, whose campaign had been largely ignored, is granting as many interview requests as he can schedule.

They aren't granted as many opportunities as politicians or armies.

Courts have granted as many as 800 forced marriage protection orders in England and Wales since 2014, resulting in the prevention of some victims being taken out of the country by their relatives.

The universities would then grant as many as 80 1-year scholarships over a 2-year period to students based on financial need.

I decided to commit to working with Make-A-Wish France when I understood the true dedication there and I realized that I could help to grant as many wishes as possible".

He took it for granted, as do many mathematicians, that the set of true statements is ω-complete.

Hayek also seems to take for granted, as do many of his philosophical opponents, that, in a merit-based system, if you can't prove you deserve G, that licenses merit czars to take it away.

Hands are granted almost as many closeups as faces.

By comparison, the physics programs at MIT and UC Berkeley alone grant nearly as many Ph.D.'s each year.

The pardons and sentence commutations that Mr. Clinton granted as he left the White House -- many to the wealthy and connected -- would inevitably come back around, along with other choice episodes from the Clinton years.

In May, the U.S. Department of Education announced a competition to award $65 million in replication grants to as many as 20 charter management organizations.