Sentence examples for grants won from inspiring English sources

Academic researchers are promoted on the basis of "achievement" – grants won and papers published.

There is talk of research but research translated into tangible, measurable results — more patents issued, more grants won, more jobs created.

Instead, show that you can distinguish your key achievements (eg. top publications, grants won, invited talks) from the purely nice-to-have stuff (eg. seminar series organised, review articles, edited collections).

Before that point, the person reviewing your application may spend no more than 90 seconds scanning through the CV, skimming for key highlights – such as your list of publications, places you've worked, grants won, and so on.

He said his firm had saved $21.5 million in endangered federal grants, won a $1.2 million grant to develop polluted sites and executed the long-delayed transfer of the Navy's Grumman site in Bethpage to the county, a property he valued at $50 million.

A 1997 study of research universities that ranks them according to research grants won per professor, among other criteria, ranked the State University of New York at Stony Brook third among the country's public research universities, behind only the University of California at Berkeley and University of California at Santa Barbara.

I soon began to publish and write grants, winning some in my research advisor's name.

Politics also plays a greater role in academia than in industry, he says, influencing who gets grants, wins awards, and gets inducted into societies.

In Las Vegas, a new playground opened last week with a $25,000 grant won in September.

And in drafting this year's budget, the Legislature failed to authorize an $8.3 million federal grant won by a county health department to expand community health centers.

Grant won four Grey Cups in 10 seasons and then built his reputation with the Minnesota Vikings, guiding them to four Super Bowls, though all were losses.