Sentence examples for recipient meaning from inspiring English sources

CAMIT Grant Recipient, Meaning in the Making.

Over Christmas of 2004, Damon is casually "listed" as a potential heart recipient — meaning he has to be ready to receive a new heart at a moment's notice — without his father's knowledge.

Of the public sector's Medicare recipients, meaning most Americans over 65, 16% are enrolled in managed-care plans.

About half of Persimmon homes sold last year were to help to buy recipients, meaning that government money helped finance the sale.

More than half the homes sold by York-based Persimmon last year went to help-to-buy recipients, meaning government money helped finance the sales.

However, the office's reports do not provide the same details about compensation recipients, meaning it isn't possible to identify trends in approvals or denials among certain groups.

Many recipients are "mismatched," meaning they end up in institutions where they are not as prepared academically as their peers and their learning and self-confidence can suffer.

The high-profile annual fellowships, unofficially known as "genius grants," include an award of $625,000 that is paid over five years and is unrestricted, meaning recipients are allowed to use it as they see fit.

You won't hear back from everybody who receives one of your Pain Packets; our clients tell us that they hear back from twenty-five percent of their hiring-manager recipients on average, meaning that three out of four Pain Letters will end up in the trash or the recycling bin.

AREA grants are earmarked for research involving undergraduate students at institutions that are not "major recipients" of NIH research grant funds, meaning that the recipient institution has not received $2 million a year from NIH during any 4 of the previous 7 years.

Apple is discontinuing support for iTunes Allowances, the feature that allowed parents to send monthly credits to a recipient's – meaning, their child's – Apple ID for use in the iTunes Store.