Sentence examples for declining funds from inspiring English sources

The declining funds direct from central government are supplemented by lottery funding (almost £70m).

But in the face of declining funds, some are starting to look elsewhere for marketing magic, adopting models once thought to be better suited to the Mets than the Met.

MOSCOW--Faced with declining funds and plummeting morale, the Russian Academy of Sciences on 29 October will elect a president with the unenviable task of leading the scientific behemoth into the next century.

The recent budget request for Nasa made to the US Congress envisages declining funds for the agency in the next five to six years, meaning the "science per dollar" delivered by every mission had to be thoroughly scrutinised and justified, said Professor Squyres.

"It's been taking place all over the country because of declining funds," he said.

Even then, the effects will be part of a larger pattern of declining funding over the past decade, NIH watchers say.

With 1 in 7 of those discretionary dollars going to R&D, space and security will see "modest increases" amid "declining funding for most R&D".

On his arrival at the top, Hurrell will be facing the usual manager's dilemma: flat or declining funding for research.

Taxonomy has a reputation as one of science's least glamorous fields, and experts have been sounding an alarm over declining funding and a global dearth of practitioners.

"There needs to be frank and open dialogue between central and local government and the public on just what services councils will be expected to provide in a prolonged period of declining funding".

Worse, even before the current crisis, the brunt of declining funding was being felt where it will do the most harm: at the community college level.