Sentence examples for progress grants from inspiring English sources

The organization survives on dues ($10 for Young Inventors and $40 for Young at Heart members); advertising in its quarterly publication, The IP (for "intellectual progress"); grants and donations from Magna International, University of Toronto, Pratt & Whitney, DuPont, and the Canadian government; and corporate sponsorships in exchange for marketing on the group's Web site.

That progress, granted, isn't happening fast enough or – more important — sweepingly enough.

The series provides graduate students with a forum in which to present works-in-progress, grant applications, research papers, and dissertation papers.

A lack of absorptive capacity at all levels of grant implementation has been identified in many settings and may explain the slow progress in grant implementation outside of a robust health system [ 16, 27].

Mike Bloomberg understands we can't take progress for granted".

That provision empowers Congress to PROMOTE PROGRESS by granting authors limited rights to their writings (copyrights).

To take scientific progress for granted is to underestimate the difficulties, professional and otherwise, that scientists must overcome.

Since then he has become a formidable coach, and Barcelona know they cannot take progress for granted.

"A year ago there was nothing opening," Mr Sheikh Mohamed says, before warning against taking progress for granted in a city where war has long been the norm.

Repeat violence is worryingly high, and there is a risk that we are taking progress for granted when much more could and should be done.

It's easy to take such progress for granted, but we would do well to recognise its origin in the rules-based global trading system.