Sentence examples for deeply funded from inspiring English sources

Price's congressional seat was filled by Karen Handel, a Republican who won a widely followed and deeply funded special election, in June.

Instead, he's been deeply funded by industry interests, including $409,000 from a subsidiary of utilities giant Southern Company and at least $230,000 from the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation.

This is a deeply funded market niche.

Environmental organizations, like mine, Rock the Earth, must also contend with trying to convey an honest message about the importance of protecting awe-inspiring places to an audience distracted by a tornado of lies, deeply funded spin machines churning out mountains of disinformation, a cacophony of noise designed to distract and confuse.

And the breadth of the people drawn into the case shows how deeply fund-raising might reach into New Jersey government.

Police chiefs have had to pay out thousands of pounds to hire financial consultants and university statisticians to analyse the methodology used by the Government in its "deeply flawed" funding reforms, The Independent can reveal.

Apart from Cantor's dramatic defeat, which led him to stand down as majority leader and triggered a contest for power, the Tea Party movement has struggled to secure prominent scalps during this primary season, having funded deeply conservative candidates who failed in Senate primaries in Kentucky, Georgia and North Carolina.

In response to Mr. Gates's speech, the American Anthropological Association sent a letter to administration officials saying that it is of "paramount importance" that anthropologists study the roots of terrorism and violence, but adding, "We are deeply concerned that funding such research through the Pentagon may pose a potential conflict of interest and undermine the practices of peer review".

The ADF, opposed to Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, is thought to be deeply embroiled in criminal networks funded by kidnappings, smuggling and logging.

He urged regulators to eliminate hidden marketing fees, but cautioned against cutting fees so deeply that funds cannot reward good stock pickers.

Why not do what T. Rowe Price and Alliance recently decided to do, which is to open-end deeply discounted funds?