Sentence examples for squeeze research from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy (DOE) faces a 3% cut, to $19 billion, which is likely to squeeze research funded by DOE's $3.4 billion Office of Science.

Squeezed research budgets led both researchers to crowdfunding, which uses the internet to find individuals and organisations to pledge money for specific projects.

Both were frustrated that their employer, then a division of AlliedSignal, was squeezing research funds for GPS receivers.

With this and the squeeze on research funding the temptation for development agencies may be to commission research narrowly focused on practical issues and technical solutions.

With the struggling economy putting a squeeze on research funding in the United Kingdom, a government-appointed advisory panel called the Council for Science and Technology today released a report about the future of Britain's scientific enterprise.

Although the U.S. Antarctic program that NSF runs is back in business, fears that the 16-day U.S. government shutdown would squeeze out research on the frozen continent have become reality for some scientists.

And science agencies already looking at serious cuts including a 20% squeeze on research at the Department of Energy's $5 billion Office of Science and a $1 billion reduction at the $30 billion National Institutes of Health could fare even worse than they did the first time around.

They want to make the most of every spare minute, squeezing some research in or maybe checking real-time headlines.

That combination has squeezed the research budget in some proposed compromises, with Horizon 2020 getting €70 billion or even less.

NSF officials say the additional construction money won't squeeze out existing research programs in biology.

But scientists worry about whether a looming funding squeeze will crimp research by the time the station is up and running.