Sentence examples for offered a funding from inspiring English sources
If for some reason you are offered a funding package through SAFE that is inadequate (even after contributions from the department and your adviser), you can refuse it and go with time collection instead---assuming you can make the funding work through that channel.
WASHINGTON ― The prospects of a government shutdown suddenly loomed larger Thursday as Republicans in the Senate offered a funding bill that Democrats summarily rejected.
Inexplicably, the democratically controlled House has offered a funding increase for these programs to the tune of over a hundred million dollars, perhaps hoping to trade teen health for something more valuable politically.
Even a trip to Europe to testify at the war crimes tribunal trying Slobodan Milosevic, the former Yugoslav president, offered a fund-raising opportunity.
I was offered a fund manager position with $75 million in seed capital.
Fortunately for Telang, NSF offers a funding mechanism that supports the type of exploratory research he wanted to conduct.
In Ireland, following a funding boost from the government, Science Foundation Ireland (SFI --the country'SFI --theeSFI --thending agencountryan to offer a funding scheme comparable to the United Kingdom's personal fellowship, the President of Ireland Young Researcher Awards (PIYRA).
They said fund-raising efforts would begin within weeks, but declined to offer a fund-raising goal.
Because of an exclusive agreement with the Pacific Stock Exchange, West Bend, Wis.-based B.C. Ziegler and Company is the only company able to offer a fund tacked to the index.
The company peddles individual stocks online through its PowerStreet, runs a trust business, sells life insurance, offers a fund supermarket that copycats Charles Schwab's OneSource, and puts its own cash into venture capital plays and real estate.
It said the fee offered a "stable funding mechanism", allowing it to take risks on programming other commercial rivals could not support, as well as safeguarding its independence.
