Sentence examples for selective funding from inspiring English sources

Their selective funding inflated some organisations and marginalised others.

It argues that parallels regarding selective funding of research and third-party techniques provide grounds for strong concern about commercial influences on gambling research, and implementation of precautionary approaches to management of vested interests.

It also summarises evidence describing practices deployed by tobacco corporations, which include third-party techniques and the selective funding of research to manufacture doubt and deflect attention away from the consequences of smoking.

Rather, UK research funding policy since the 1980s has been to deepen the 'natural' level of concentration by using the results of regular research assessment exercises to drive an increasingly selective funding allocation (though the specific formula used to drive this 'quality-related' funding is now set separately in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland).

That selective funding, University of Hong Kong education scholar Gerry Postiglione wrote in an e-mail, has "left second and third tier universities in an abysmal financial state, leading many with no choice but to cut corners on cost and quality".

The Columbia Engineering Internship Fund is highly selective and funding is limited.

The Columbia College Summer Funding Program is highly selective and funding is limited.

Admissions are highly selective and funding is awarded solely on ability, with parental income taken into account only when setting the exact level of support.

CogNeuro Lab research assistant Delaney Ubellacker was chosen to receive the selective STAR funding award for summer research.

The group's name made it sound like a highly selective hedge fund, but in fact it was more like a self-help program.

For example, the landscape in Asian markets is changing as selective U.S. funds have been making progress, and creating an impact in Asia such as Third Point and Elliott.