Sentence examples for most grant from inspiring English sources

It's fair to say that most grant funders, social investors and public sector commissioners, not to mention the general public at large, are uncomfortable with what are ostensibly private companies operating in the social space.

Non-religious people simply ignore such books; they may feel contempt for them, but most grant the right of others to publish almost any kind of book (almost: there are obvious exceptions, though very few), and merely exercise their (hard-won, by our ancestors) right to ignore them.

Many of the larger research councils often overlook the fact that, actually, TSC is a disease caused by uncontrolled cellular growth, which if I'm not mistaken is in fact a key feature of the hugely 'popular' and most grant winning of all diseases: the big C.

"No sooner have you started something that you're looking for funding," because the turnaround time for most grant applications is 6 months.

"In most grant proposals you have to show the immediate application of the research and most grants are for one to three years.

NIH's focus on innovation means that most grant applicants will not have to supply preliminary data for their proposals a departure from "business as usual" that will likely startle many scientists and reviewers but is necessary to give truly innovative ideas a fair shot, Landis says.

But most grants are the traditional sort.

Most grants for Indigenous advancement were awarded through competitive tenders.

He fancies Reggie, but he keeps his hands to himself (actually, that's most Grants).

Unlike most grants, the money was given without an application process and can be used for general operating expenses.

Although high-caste Hindus received land grants under early Muslim rule, under the Mughals most grants were awarded to Muslim settlers.