Sentence examples for great grant from inspiring English sources

A final warning about the great grant chase: "This money can be very seductive," says Fleming. "You get to work with really smart people and they pay your bills, but that sometimes distracts you from [building] a stand-alone company".

"I've heard comments like, 'I can write a great grant proposal, and it doesn't get funded.' What that means is that there is a perception that you can be really good and not make it in academia through no fault of your own, and I think that's probably true".

In the early 18th century, Peter the Great granted women permission to drink vodka in public for the first time and even mandated that husbands take their wives to the bars of the new capital, St . Petersburg

Median grants from philanthropic funding organisations showed a similar pattern with significantly greater grant funding for men at £153 653 (IQR £58 589–£302 774) and women at £114 173 (IQR £42 658–£422 842).

Median grant funding from public funding organisations had a similar pattern with significantly greater grant funding for men at £272 452 (IQR £138 322–£572 529) and women at £213 718 (IQR £92 880–£922 917).

Cherished by grandchildren Dr. Lori and Charlie, Nicole, Sara and Chris, Jessica, Scott, Ian, Michael, Alyssa, Carly and Rebecca, and great grandson Grant.

The Roman emperor Constantine the Great had granted toleration to Christians in 313.

But then I found these great Cary Grant-size martini glasses, which are smaller, so that we can have two".

Bolesław V (the Chaste) of Great Poland granted to the Jews the Kalisz Privilege (1264), which provided personal freedom, some legal autonomy, and safeguards against forcible baptism.

A year of great experiences, granted, but one for which we'd all given up paid work and sacrificed time with our partners and families.

"The club has, with great reluctance, granted him permission to do so.