Sentence examples for projects to the tune of from inspiring English sources
Last September, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency funded 16 renewable hydrogen projects to the tune of $22m, aimed at helping to drive down costs and create a supply chain.
Most eyes will probably fall first on the "Anonymous Donor" who, the documents show, personally funded Heartland's "climate change projects" to the tune of $8,602,267 between 2007 and 2011.
This would be tantamount to a European New Deal.One might counter that the EIB may simply be unable or unwilling to conjure up 'shovel-ready' projects to the tune of €300 billion annually, both because it is worried about its creditworthiness and due to a lack of potentially profitable projects.
The BMBF alone has funded stem cell research projects to the tune of ?25 million since 1998.
Kickstarter's crowdfunding platform has funded 49,316 projects to the tune of $807m, revolutionising the way filmmakers, musicians and hardware companies raise money.
The larger Grand Opportunity competition, which drew more than 2000 applications (NIH was saying 2700 in June), funded 376 projects to the tune of $625 million in FY2010 (14% success rate if 2700 still stands).
Some critics have noted that the Pentagon funded the project to the tune of $3.7m£2.4m4m) in 2009.
The proposal caught the eye of the European Union's cognition unit, which agreed to fund the project to the tune of €8.5m – and iCub was born.
And above all — and above it all — it has the Getty Center, on its Brentwood hilltop, which underwrote the project to the tune of about $10 million.
The internet entrepreneur has backed the project to the tune of €250,000 (£215,000), allowing scientists to grow enough meat in the lab to create a burger – as a proof of concept – that will be cooked and eaten in London on Monday.
The following year, the institute backed the project to the tune of $400,000 and put Mr. Dizdar in touch with Ben Woolford, a partner in an independent production company, Tall Stories.
