Sentence examples for substantial awards from inspiring English sources

Similarly, there are a number of substantial awards for study in the US.

Some of these are long-established and substantial awards such as the Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust award.

Because federal law makes no provision for damage suits against device makers, injured patients have turned to state law and have won substantial awards.

A remarkable initial box office performance has given a substantial awards push to Asif Kapadia's documentary about the late singer Amy Winehouse.

The families of all who were injured or killed, including the rescuers, are eligible to collect substantial awards from a new multibillion-dollar federal victims' compensation fund, and the awards may eliminate some of the inequities.

Yet my attention was consistently drawn to the sweet sound, intense focus and sure technique of the violinist Benjamin Beilman, a relative newcomer with several substantial awards and accolades under his belt.

On the other hand, a substantial award would seem disproportionate compared with the relatively modest amounts awarded in personal injury cases.

"I am advised that these allegations are serious and that should I press my claim, I am likely to recover a very substantial award in damages," he added.

Many had anticipated a more substantial award for the film which, alongside Maren Ade's Toni Erdmann, was considered one of the frontrunners.

Other high-profile awards were £25,000 to politician George Galloway, "substantial" undisclosed damages to former Labour communications director Alastair Campbell, £75,000 to sports agent Sky Andrew and another "substantial" award to Phil Hughes, who was an agent for late footballer George Best.

The Erasmus Prize, awarded by the Dutch government for contributions to European culture, society or social science, is often compared with the Nobel, perhaps because of its substantial award of 150,000 euros (about $175,000).