Sentence examples for a subsidizer of from inspiring English sources

As a subsidizer of literacy, she brought Tolstoy and Faulkner to those not necessarily in possession of the Penguin Classics while primarily shepherding forgettable middlebrow women's fiction onto the shelves of those who might otherwise have been satisfied with People magazine.

And so my father's electronically managed heart — now requiring frequent monitoring, paid by Medicare — became part of the $24 billion worldwide cardiac-device industry and an indirect subsidizer of the fiscal health of American hospitals.

Cameron's party has been an enthusiastic subsidizer of clean, renewable offshore wind energy.

We have thus become the global buyer of last resort and the subsidizer of a system that in theory needs no subsidy because it supposedly benefits everyone.

Sir Oliver Cromwell, the member of Parliament for Huntingdon and subsidizer of Virginia settlements, gave a banquet for the new King James at his country mansion.

The most plausible subsidizer of universal insurance is government, and the only entity with a stake in lifelong wellness is the government.

China, for example, is probably the world's biggest subsidizer of cotton.

So it's also reasonable to debate whether it's fair for the United States to be the world's biggest subsidizer of health care innovation.

Yermolinsky, with 6-3, tied for third to seventh places in the 25-player Swiss-system competition sponsored by Bill Goichberg's Continental Chess Association, the leading subsidizer of open tournaments on this continent.

But what good is a Europe where the treaty-stipulated role of the central bank is being finessed by Super Mario, where Germany becomes the permanent subsidizer of debtor nations like Spain and Italy, and where depression and unemployment become the enduring lot of poorer countries unable to regain competitiveness through devaluation?

The A.F.A.'s tax-exempt status, he notes, "effectively makes us all subsidizers of Fischer's speech".