Sentence examples for soon awarded from inspiring English sources

ETreppid was soon awarded almost $10 million in contracts with the military's Special Operations Command and the Air Force, which were interested in software that Mr. Montgomery promised could identify human and other targets from videos on Predator drones.

Though a second set of gold medals was soon awarded to the Canadian pair, Le Gougne recanted, claiming that she did believe the Russians should have won and that her initial confession was due to pressure applied by the pro-Canadian judging lobby.

Though a second set of gold medals were soon awarded to Sal?nd Pelletier, Le Gougne recanted, claiming that she did in fact believe the Russians should have won and that her initial confession was because of pressure applied by the pro-Canadian judging lobby.

Precocious in mathematics, he was soon awarded a fellowship, which, in the Oxford of that period, bore two restrictions: he was forbidden to marry, and he had to take holy orders within four years of completing his M.A. (master of arts) degree.

He was disappointed not to win a fellowship at All Souls College, but was soon awarded a senior scholarship at St Antony's and later elected a fellow at Merton, where he found a friend and ally in the historian John Roberts.

The analyst who replaced Mr. Olson soon awarded Enron a higher rating, and on Jan . 15 , 1999Mr. Tilney sent an e-mail message to Merrill's president at the time, Herbert Allison, stating that Enron's "animosity" over Merrill's research had "dissipated," and "to that end" the company had awarded the firm business that should bring in at least $45 million in fees.

The 1.4-tonne lunch was certified by Guinness World Records, then devoured.If Mexico is not careful, Guinness may soon award it another title.

A recent case is California, where legislative leaders are vowing to do anything necessary, including rewriting a law that prohibits the use of student scores in teacher evaluations, to ensure that the state is eligible for a chunk of the $4.3 billion the federal Education Department will soon award to a dozen or so states.

The government is solidly behind the effort, however, Boroughs writes, and the project is clearly underway: UB will soon award the nation's first-ever Ph.D. in engineering.

Credit-rating agencies have upgraded their ratings for Peru's debt, and the country could soon be awarded the coveted investment-grade status.

He would soon be awarded both a Silver Star and a Purple Heart, medals that were meant to add meaning to his sacrifice.