Sentence examples for observed grant from inspiring English sources

As Lincoln, with his usual flair for seeing the point and saying it right, observed, Grant held the beast while Sherman skinned it.

The findings that key budget information was lacking and that the majority of PIs were foreign is consistent with a prior report on research collaborations between Makerere University and Swedish Universities where it was observed that grant management was weak due to a lack of a central grants management system [ 5].

A journalist observed a grant review panel for the American Cancer Society and suggested that decisions were strongly influenced by individual preference about whether the research was important; the pressure to find tiny flaws in a grant proposal, so that it might be excluded; and the ability of one or two reviewers to change the preferences of others, a "cheerleader" effect.

Some observed gaps in grant management should be filled with additional training and technical assistance in project and financial management.

Although the letter, which was little more than a page long, did not delve into specifics, Vatican officials said it reflected a strong feeling that the policy did not safeguard the rights of accused priests or observe protections granted them under church law.

To increase student preparation and performance, during the eight-semester period discussed in this study, the exam process was considered a public one, with classroom doors kept open and interested colleagues permitted to observe if granted prior permission by student.

This has been observed in other granting agencies, for example at the European Molecular Biology Organization or the Human Frontier Science Program.

Each observed aspect was granted 1 point if completely fulfilled; 1.5 points if fulfilled sometimes and 2 points if not fulfilled.

Keating and Valentine (1998) likewise inferred faulting associated with seismic shaking as the origin of the fractures they observed in the Grants Ridge Tuff.

This trend is also observed when the grants are stratified by pathogen of interest; non-bacterial (> 90% being viruses) and bacterial (combination of ESCKAPE, Mycobacterium, and other bacterial pathogens).

Rolling Stone wrote, "The acid comedy of Grant's performance carries the film [and he] gives this pleasing heartbreaker the touch of gravity it needs," while Roger Ebert observed that "the Cary Grant department is understaffed, and Hugh Grant shows here that he is more than a star, he is a resource".