Sentence examples for grants in search of from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- New data compiled by a coalition of top scientific and medical research groups show that a large majority of scientists are receiving less federal help than they were three years ago, despite spending far more time writing grants in search of it.

But if India's biggest party takes Muslims for granted, they will leave in search of other parties where they can have political clout.

Like Oded, they are in search of grants for non-U.S.

Their grant cycle begins 1 July, and grants are awarded specifically for researchers who need "seed money" or are conducting clinical research, or for fellows in search of postdoctoral grants.

The second is that as any good researcher in search of new grant money will say, "more study is needed".

Now, the program is in search of more grant money, she said, to enable the school to continue providing a growing number of child knitters with yarn and other supplies.

I am in search of a grant that will sustain me until May 2001.

But take another look (it's easy to find on YouTube) and pay particular attention to Cleese's interaction with the meek young man in search of a government grant whose walk, alas, is not particularly silly.

The videos show the discovery of whale-oil fuel, the Outsider granting his mark to a small boy in search of revenge, and Piero creating Corvo's mask.

When a friend invited him to travel to Panama in search of gold, Mr. Webb was granted a leave of absence by his boss, who sent him on his way with a camera.

Granted, history is written by the victors: The Tudors, in search of legitimacy, were hard on Richard, commissioning eminent scribblers to pen hatchet jobs.