Sentences with phrase «big grant»

We help support the small rescue groups in your community who save the lives of desperate animals every day, but don't have big fundraising infrastructure and are too small for big grants.

After that, new researchers are expected to bring in their first big grant to keep the enterprise going.

I get the impression that her problem is more in the fact that she's not competitive for big grants, due to lack of facilities.

And unfortunately, you don't get as big a grant in interdisciplinary funding because selection committees are often less familiar with it and it's harder for them to adjudicate,» he says.

But then, yes, the Obama administration fatefully decided to award extra points to states adopting the Common Core when deciding which would get big grants under its stimulus - funded Race to the Top program.

Some researchers decide to skip this step and go straight for bigger grants from the UGC.

But only a few years in, they were winning big grants from the European Commission and the Research Council of Norway.

As federal research funding becomes even more difficult to obtain with cuts in funding, private foundation grants, such as from the SBTF, can permit researchers to start important research projects that can provide preliminary data for bigger grant proposals.

Said Whitehouse, «The whole congressional delegation fights hard for these funds, and we're all very gratified when Rhode Island wins big grants like this one.»

Since the food and drug companies are providing such big grants to the doctors and dieticians, nobody wants to hear the advice to eat less.

I'm waiting on a pretty big grant that is going to be very telling of my job security for the next several years.

School districts still get big grants, and the foundation still supports progressive initiatives like High Tech High and Ed Visions, a group of charter schools run as teacher cooperatives.

A young Parkinson's researcher struggles to establish herself, a task made much harder by the challenge of landing her first big grant.

Beyond that, adds Cerullo, who is also a faculty member at the University of Helsinki, «the training that I got for my pitch has served me very well in all my speeches including the interview for big grants.»

Jobs never directly cashed in on those options, or those from another big grant in 2001, because Apple's share price fell below the strike price.

Even though we have grantees in every state, California is by far our biggest grant state.

Orland Park Mayor Dan McLaughlin accepted the biggest grant in the form of a ceremonial $ 1.95 million check from Ryan.

Later today, for instance, I'll be visiting an incubator kitchen in Nashville for value - added products that the USDA has invested with one of our big grants.

New Labour's Child Trust fund is a significant policy to recapitalize the poor, by using general taxation (which is progressive) to give every child a grant at their birth, a bigger grant too poor kids, and an opportunity to save into it.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo calls universal pre-kindergarten one of his big priorities, and last year state lawmakers approved a big grant program to increase full - day pre-K slots.

New York governor Andrew Cuomo calls universal preschool one of his big priorities, and last year state lawmakers approved a big grant program to increase full - day preschool slots.

New York City and Rochester received the biggest grants, at nearly $ 10 million each on a conditional annual basis.

«People think that since I have this big grant for 5 years, I can relax now.

It's a risky strategy though: Those bigger grants are more competitive, and it takes longer for them to come through.

The three centers that pulled down the biggest grants are those with the lion's share of the U.S. contribution to human genome sequence: Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

Many tips are pragmatic: don't be lured by a field's «glamorous aura», prizewinning scientists and big grants, but «go where the least action is occurring».

I am either considered «too rich» for some awards or «too established» (due to my faculty appointment of U.S. $ 1400 / month) or not «competitive» enough for big grants (due to lack of facilities).

«I hope that with this grant, we can generate some preliminary data to submit to NIH, and probably try for a bigger grant here in the next year or two.»

Then again, Success For All got one of the big grants, too, and no one talks about them any more, either.

The biggest grants are title grants from the federal government, like Title I.

The aggressive competition and hoopla behind the big grant competitions make some in the field uncomfortable.

in your community who save the lives of desperate animals every day, but don't have big fundraising infrastructure and are too small for big grants.

Thanks to three big grants, CAMP is in September able to launch the new two - year exhibition program State of Integration: Artistic analyses of the challenges of coexistence.

Tesla offers a video demonstrating how its self - driving cars «see» the road, and a big grant asks key questions about artificial intelligence

You better get a big grant if you want to do this in a reliable and valid way.

And give up all those big grants that allow him to «study» the sex life of the boll weevil and spew his idiotic «findings» and call it science.