Sentence examples for been subsidised from inspiring English sources
verb
To give subsidy, to support financially.
- The government wants to subsidise healthcare products for the elderly.
"Investigative journalism has always been subsidised.
But such "accountability journalism" has always been subsidised by other activities.
The paper said up to 10 flights had been subsidised this way.
Oil has been subsidised for years and that's allowed it a strangehold on the economy.
Energy companies that use fossil fuels are griping too, perhaps forgetting how handsomely they have been subsidised in the past.
The research has been subsidised by the Young Academy, a branch of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences.
This effectively means they have been subsidising overseas rivals.
The taxpayer had effectively been subsidising both of their properties.
They argue that they have been subsidising these two brands at the expense of their own.
She now lived alone so the taxpayer had, in effect, been subsidising her spare rooms.
Another part is subsidised power.
