Sentence examples for grants accumulated from inspiring English sources

Afterward, employee stock grants accumulated over time represented 20.3 percent of the total shares outstanding, up from 7.3 percent before the issuance, according to an analysis by Footnoted, a division of Morningstar that scrutinizes corporate disclosures.

But universities, of course, also have a financial interest in recruiting Ph.D. students--as cheap labor for the grant-funded research essential to institutional prestige and one of the keys to attracting research grants and accumulating overhead payments.

A certain number of accumulated reloads grants a specific weapon (1: pistol [the default weapon], 3: machine gun, 5: shotgun, 10: bazooka).

A certain number of accumulated reloads grants a specific weapon (1: pistol [the default weapon], 3: machine gun, 5: shotgun, 10: bazooka) Shoot: Pantomime the action of shooting your opponent.

Since network services are granted according to nodes' accumulated reputation, the nodes should cooperate.

It is a significant breakthrough for a nation long deemed too wealthy with oil money and too corrupt to be granted relief from debt accumulated over years of misrule.

[C3.] Nigeria Reaches Deal to Pay Debts at a Discount Nigeria reached an agreement with the Paris Club of creditors to pay off $30 billion of debt for $12 billion, a significant breakthrough for a nation long deemed too wealthy with oil money and too corrupt to be granted relief from debt accumulated over years of misrule.

Nigeria reached an agreement on Thursday to pay off most of the debt it owes to foreign creditors at a steep discount, a significant breakthrough for a nation long deemed too wealthy with oil money and too corrupt to be granted relief from debt accumulated over years of misrule.

Thus, clinician-scientists felt they were less likely to accumulate grants (and the publications essential to funding success) than researchers with no clinical responsibilities whose focus was tied intimately to the terms and conditions of the granting agencies.

This also shows that expertise and experience related to government use licenses have gradually accumulated prior to granting government use licences for the seven medicines in 2006 to 2008.

CSIC initially coped with the belt-tightening by dipping into savings researchers had accumulated from unspent competitive grants and industry contracts.