Sentence examples for win funds from inspiring English sources

Politically, however, it is hard to win funds for projects that guard against future hazards rather than providing immediate benefit, Mr. Hall noted.

He was back in Scotland at the weekend, offering his support for the Beatson Cancer Centre in Glasgow as it seeks to win funds from Aviva's Community Fund.

Already suffering cuts to their actual research, scientists in departments that conduct blue skies research without obvious application may find it harder to win funds for their institutions.

Students from Barnard College, Columbia College, General Studies and The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science may enter to win funds for the most innovative and viable business proposal.

In contrast, say, to Iraqi playwrights, who typically required approval of their scripts and casts to win funds from the Hussein government, the orchestra mostly suffered from benign neglect.

Secher attributes his university's success to the plans put in place by vice-chancellor Sir Alec Broers, in particular, creating the research services division to help academics win funds.

Some researchers are concerned that the crowd-funding process could allow weaker proposals to win funding because it bypasses peer review.

Atlantis applied but did not win funding.

(3) Misrepresentation will be highest in high competition, because agents will interpret the high-competition setting as one in which misrepresentation is most necessary to win funding and most socially appropriate.

Projects with political backing win funding, regardless of merit, while more worthwhile projects languish for decades.

The win fund for the bet will be £4.5m for next Saturday.