Sentence examples for grants a way from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, calling these grants a way to help alleviate the debt that burdens developing economies, said they should be used increasingly as substitutes for heavily discounted loans that the World Bank provides now.

One day, a benevolent Silicon Valley firm waves a magic wand and grants us a way to blur our image online.

Brocade, the defense argued, offered the low-priced grants as a way of attracting employees as the dot-com boom created an intense battle to hire talent.

Research and development grants are a way to pay potential innovators up front — an important move, as an innovator can't always charge high-enough prices for the value of its remedies when they're actually needed.

Superintendent Pam Moran uses the grants as a way to encourage grassroots innovation, finding out in a low-risk way what works (and what doesn't), and then spreading promising strategies.

As long as the total allocated channel time size in the CTAP_MPNC and CTAP_MDEV is below the MPNC_T L and the MDEV_T L, respectively; the channel times are granted in a way such that the requesting devices are highly satisfied, i.e., the granted channel times are approximately equal to the requested channel times.

They also take diversity for granted in a way that they wouldn't if we lived in Cornwall.

"Now the understanding of the importance of history is taken for granted in a way that it absolutely wasn't 50 years ago".

"You know, it's like people take the Grammys for granted in a way because of the commercials, because a lot of the musicians are very rich and everything, but this is our Super Bowl".

Rather than try to repair his wife's memory or reconnect her to her past, Grant finds a way to relate to the new, altered Fiona: he works to facilitate her relationship with Aubrey.

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign made critical errors in its handling of Latino voters, giving them the impression they were being patronised and taken for granted in a way that depressed turnout and could have cost her the White House, a prominent leader of the Hispanic business community has charged.