Sentence examples similar to paucity of grants from inspiring English sources

The paucity of increases in granting-council budgets creates a situation in which many young scientists will have to hope that their work falls within the ambit of other pots of money that the councils have available through strategic programs.

(Granted, there is a paucity of competition for that role).

(Granted, there is a paucity of competition for that role). His newsworthiness has been enhanced by the spectacle of a Republican who talks about poverty – and specifically the poor – with something other than the typical blanket condemnation.

According to the lobby group, #MEAction, NIH has long justified its relatively low funding for ME/CFS research by citing a paucity of interest among scientists in the disease, and too few high-quality grant proposals.

In contrast, wealthy colleges such as Washington & Lee (where only 7.8percentt of its students are Pell Grant recipients), Claremont McKenna (11.2 percent), and Swarthmore (14.3percentt) should be embarrassed by the paucity of low-income students on their campuses.

A 2011 study found that African American applicants for NIH research grants are 10 13% less likely to get funded [1], that there is a notable paucity of African Americans as NIH principal investigators (PIs, Fig  1), and that there is persistent discrimination in the anonymous review of NIH grants (Fig  2).

So does the paucity of ideas.

They complain about a paucity of offerings.

A paucity of role models for women.

Scott Brosius' paucity of offense is a concern.

"There is still a paucity of representation".