Sentence examples for monetary prizes from inspiring English sources

Monetary prizes are just a year away.

Since 1767 there have been military ski competitions with monetary prizes.

The Knight Foundation also awarded monetary prizes to five other organizations in its contest, which challenged participants to find ways of making data useful.

A select few (out of the 90 entrants) will compete in the finals on Wednesday for monetary prizes and recital opportunities.

It was yet another sort of conference at which the anonymity of those present is protected by the power involved: a committee that awards large monetary prizes.

Tolstoy thought monetary prizes were a threat to an artist's integrity, and would have refused the Nobel even if the Swedish Academy had been able to overcome its distaste for his politics.

A monetary prize was attached.

The awards included a monetary prize, and the winning books were promoted by Crossword.

The managers had offered a monetary prize for an address to be recited at the reopening in October.

A separate Technology Achievement Award, with no monetary prize, went to Daniel Klein and Dean Jackson, Google engineers in Pittsburgh, for a sort of crowdsourced database of annoying telemarketers' phone numbers.

At a ceremony in Tokyo, the laureates receive from the governor of the association a medal, a certificate, and a monetary prize of 15 million yen (about $133,000).