Sentence examples for are subsided from inspiring English sources
verb
To sink or fall to the bottom; to settle, as lees.
Secondly they are subsided by two heavyweight Incubators in Berlin.
The Seguro Popular Programme in Mexico and the UC scheme in Thailand, are examples where the contributions of low-income individuals and families are subsided by government (6, 7).
Patient fees for the general practitioner consultation are subsided either in full or in part by Medicare (Australia's universal healthcare scheme) depending on the price the general practice charges for the service [ 17], and the cost of the contraception is subsidised by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, the Australian Government [ 18].
But even by the next morning, our "cold turkey" symptoms are subsiding.
They come with incalculable risks, he said, but they are subsiding all the time.
Some experts are saying fears of nationalization and bank solvency are subsiding.
Housebuilding shares are subsiding after a mixed picture from the latest surveys of property prices.
The massive investments in infrastructure that the government unleashed as a stimulus response to the global financial crisis are subsiding.
In addition to horizontal displacements throughout Thailand, continuous GPS measurements show that large parts of Thailand are subsiding at rates up to 1 cm/yr.
Even a quick visual inspection reveals that certain common-mode signals exist in the time series and that INCH and PAJU are subsiding with similar patterns.
When the bubbles are subsiding and the jam seems to be thickening ever-so slightly, remove the pot from the burner.
