Sentence examples for a funding problem from inspiring English sources

"It's not a funding problem".

I assume it was a funding problem.

"I spoke with the sheriff this morning and he has a funding problem, and he has a crime problem".

"Illinois is clearly at the top of the list in terms of states that have a funding problem for their pensions," said Susan K. Uhran, managing director of the Pew Center on the States.

As Labour's ex-work and pensions secretary, John Hutton, wrote in yesterday's Sunday Telegraph, if a retiring teacher of 65 in 1956, who was then expected to live until 76, now lives until 89, we all have a funding problem.

"It's a way of trying to paper over a funding problem without funding – to make sure that no matter what, they can keep their prosecutions going," says Stephen Singer, a law professor at Loyola University and formerly the chief of trials and general counsel of the New Orleans public defender's office.

When prosperous alumni do not give back … a university funding problem occurs.

They say they are worried: nine in 10 people say the NHS will indeed face a severe funding problem in the future.

He added that the World Anti-Doping Agency faces a major funding problem, with its 30 million euro annual budget too small to tackle the "fundamental problem" of doping worldwide.

WearYouWant, a fashion retail site, has raised $1.5 million in Series A funding to tackle those problems.

We currently have a serious domestic funding problem and huge build up of external debt, which I think are the major headwinds for invesment recovery.