Sentence examples for present grant from inspiring English sources

The reason for the late-night call, he said, was to present Grant with the profits from an investment that had supposedly tripled during the course of the business day.

Seen through the eyes of Wrede Sartorius, who is present, Grant is "rather short, stocky, brown beard of a thick texture, a quiet man clearly not interested in making any kind of impression, unlike Sherman, who didn't seem to be able to stop talking," and Lincoln is "someone eaten away by life, with eyes pained and a physiognomy almost sepulchral".

Andringa's internship helped her get a job in her desired field: After finishing her postdoc in the winter of 2009, she first took a program management job at UAB before moving to her present grant administration job there.

Due to scarce financial resources on one side and a large number of applicants on the other side, the present grant peer review system is especially open to type II errors [43], [44].

Dr. Melton said he was relieved to learn that his present grants would be unaffected by the ruling.

The organizing national headache society (or societies) is fully responsible for the finances and EHF only secure the academic standard and support with the present grants according to the rules mentioned above (for the EHF responsibilities please see Appendix 3).  .

Also it has brought poverty in the health centre as the present grants sent to the health centre are not much to meet all the things that urgently need to be bought either for the community or health centre.

Just applying for Mosaic helps: "You learn how to write, defend, and present a grant proposal, and how to present yourself to a jury, and to be confident," says Angela Sarabdjitsingh, a final-year neuroscience Ph.D. student at the University of Leiden who is Dutch with Surinamese-Hindu origins.

Further, we present a grant for $5,000 to each summer meal site we visit to help support their programming.

A book like White Noise didn't just freeze the life of its time so that later readers can access it through a pale blue filter; in its reverence, comedy, and seriousness about death and TV, White Noise could thaw out the present day, grant a young reader fluency in the reality surrounding his or her own, entirely current life.

The association also presents a grant of about $47,000 to an organization that supports the development of young artists.