Sentence examples for research clout from inspiring English sources

Absolutely, according to Chief Executive Paul Otellini Paul Otellini, who trumpeted the chip giant's size, research clout and upcoming products at a speech on Tuesday.

Medical doctors also hold a lot of clout in research circles, as they play an influential role in clinical trials.

The first is tobacco clout: federal research spending reflects the attitudes of lawmakers toward tobacco companies, which contribute heavily to campaign coffers.

Now seeking a faculty position, she finds that "the backing of NSF legitimizes my research," giving it added clout in a field in which much funding comes from scientifically less prestigious sources.

With £12m and the clout of two research councils behind it, the Religion & Society research programme marks a sea change in how we think about religion: in short, for the first time in a long time lots of us think that religion matters.

Vodafone takes the opposite view: its international coverage gives it economies of scale in research and development and greater clout with equipment vendors.As Vivendi's strategic paralysis continues the real winner may be Orange, France's leading mobile operator, and its debt-laden owner, France Telecom.

Deans at those schools say nabbing "star" professors is critical for building clout in the research world and subsequently attracting the brightest students to their graduate programs.

Gosling, on the other hand, was merely a PhD student with little clout in the corridors of scientific research.

Critics assert that the Kochs have used their financial clout to steer the research at groups they support.

Its director, Andrew Tyler, said: "Animal Aid is under no illusions as to the pro-animal research lobby's financial and political clout.

The federal office that watches over the use of human subjects in research is likely to get more clout, if a report to National Institutes of Health (NIH) director Harold Varmus wins acceptance.