Sentence examples for mean grants from inspiring English sources

The European Commission awarded the highest mean grants to women at £923 364 (SD £1 316 016); however, mean funding amount in grants for men was 1.44-fold higher at £1 325 149 (SD £2 409 860) than that for women.

"I mean, granted, I'm around kids who can afford to go to these fancy colleges.

"I mean, granted, there's a time and place when it's just too, too big.

That would not necessarily mean granting citizenship but would require at least a reasonable path to legal status.

I mean, granted, I don't particularly like being wrong – and I especially don't like being wrong in the full glare of the public spotlight.

Doing a deal with the U.S. will mean granting access to its market in areas such as agriculture and financial services that have long received special protection.

Mr. GARLINGHOUSE: SMS, you know, these are still – I mean granted that these are the things in the industry to talk about 15 or 20 years in unified messaging.

Such an arrangement could mean granting Rove immunity in exchange for candidness -- something Siegelman opposes.

I mean, granted, everyone trusts themselves to have ASATs, but not to be irresponsible and use them (unless it was really called for).

I mean granted, we're all a bunch of older guys, and occasionally somebody gets grumpy and grouchy, but that's what old people do.

I mean, granted we weren't all in the same classes, but there was a point in time when we were all at Maricosta High School in Manhattan Beach.