Sentence examples for space granted from inspiring English sources
Being, in effect, the losers of the civil war, Christians have chafed at the diminished space granted them in what they tend to see as "their" country, and at the privileges that Syrian protection grants their historic foes.
When I began in this job last fall, I was told The Times considered the space granted Op-Ed columnists theirs to use as they wish, subject only to the limits of legality, decency and publisher Arthur O. Sulzberger Jr.'s patience.
Myler, a man who has his own international ambitions with England, then laid on a superb second, using the space granted to him by an advantage to chip under the posts for the on-rushing George Pisi.
What makes this worse is that there is no longer any personal space granted to celebrities or politicians or for that matter anyone who the media deem a "public figure".
"Mushroom Spaces" grant the user either a "Mega" or "Mini" Mushroom—"Mega Mushrooms" extend the movement range while "Mini Mushrooms" curtail it.
As a Space Grant Director, the author interacts with a variety of levels of STEM literacy and sophistication among members of the public.
As a sea and space grant university, Stony Brook has been credited and responsible for the identification and cataloging of 328 distant galaxies.
The WindSat project was designed, built, and tested by the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS) Space Grant program to determine the feasibility of obtaining atmospheric weather in the upper and lower atmosphere for entry, descent, and landing of planetary missions.
Texas A&M's designation as a land, sea, and space grant institution reflects a range of research with ongoing projects funded by agencies such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA), the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, and the Office of Naval Research.
We have good reason to hope for a more robust and holistic living-out of what this land, sea and space grant university teaches about sustainability in one of the most beautiful places on earth.
This work was supported in part by NIH (GM008136; DC003292; P50GM68762) awards to EES and graduate research support for SMV from IGERT (DGE-0504304), NSF CREST (HRD - 0420407), NASA NM Space Grant (NNG05GE97), and NIH RISE (R25GM061222).
