Sentence examples for most grantees from inspiring English sources

Most grantees were not startups, and were liable to become resentful if foundation officers started meddling — though of course they would hide that resentment for fear of losing the grant.

Most grantees have ignored the request: Of roughly 65,000 eligible articles per year, only about 12% are being submitted by authors, says David Lipman of NIH's National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland.

Hence, although most grantees successfully recruited substantial numbers of participants, retention, especially in the long-term, was a daunting challenge.

Congratulations to our most recent grantees: Heather Calcaterra, Project Personal Pack, Lake Orion, Michigan.

With our daily grants of $1000, our Pollination Project community of daily givers is happy to share our most recent grantees.

The most recent grantee is PowerMoves, an initiative to raise the number of venture-backed founders of color and minorities.

This past week we celebrated a second round of "Impact Grants" to some of our most successful grantee projects.

It means that philanthropists, and most importantly, their grantees, will have access to that data that will allow them to compare across sectors/organisations/societies to compare what works and what doesn't.

The results of this study suggested most health center grantees needed additional capacity for providing onsite behavioral health services in 2010, and the current constraints are likely to be magnified as health centers expand to 40 million patients.

More than a half of the ERC Consolidator 2014 grantees – the most talented researchers – in the UK were European non-British.

CDC spokesperson Donda Hansen said other oversight efforts are used, including site visits by CDC technical experts and a requirement that most individual GDD overseas grantees, those who receive $300,000 or more, conduct annual independent audits.