Sentence examples for grants to bridge from inspiring English sources

Indeed, she adds, new programs aimed at reversing these trends, such as NIH's large new grants to "bridge" the gap between postdoc status and a first faculty post, won't solve the problem because "the ratio of slots to people is too low, and I'm concerned that it will send very negative signals," Stephan says.

Neat receives a Snowdon grant to bridge the gap between the normal cost of university accommodation and the flat with kitchenette she needs to keep safe from chemicals and food that spark an attack.

One odd one that's important for early-career scientists is the new K99/R00 award, which combined a training award with a research grant to bridge the transition from postdoc to faculty.

Rijnders notes the current stage of the tech development means it's facing a classic startup problem of needing to show market traction before being able to take in another (bigger) tranche of VC funding — hence applying for the EU grant to bridge this gap.

Typically, a financial aid officer determines what a student can pay, then puts together a package of government grants and loans to bridge the gap.

The current supplemental grants from Washington are insufficent to bridge the gap between rich and poor districts: school spending should come primarily from the federal budget, based on income tax revenues.

In the same year, we became the founding sponsor of the Level Field Fund, a grant giving program that strives to bridge the gap in funding to uniquely talented athletes.

The subsidies currently granted in the energy domain are instruments designed to bridge the gap between the market price for energy and the cost of renewable energy production.

I would cringe at the prospect of claiming means-tested state benefits to bridge the gap until I hear back from the next few grant applications.

To bridge the gap between the costs of construction and selling prices, the city grants subsidies to the builders.

But Mr. Chretien remains a firm believer in patronage and economic interventionism, and he has announced multimillion-dollar grants to build bridges in Montreal and the creation of a state-run Internet portal.