Sentence examples for defray by from inspiring English sources

These expenses, coupled with the aforementioned competition for students and professors, would be difficult to defray by any action Swarthmore can take as an institution.

Its losses were defrayed by contributions made by its stockholders.

They did agree that some of the cost should be defrayed by drug companies.

The article-publishing costs were defrayed by the School of Veterinary Science and Medicine, University of Nottingham, UK.

Overlooked independent films were shown for two weeks in underused Loews Cineplex theaters, with promotional costs defrayed by corporate sponsors.

The cost of the procession, about $1.25 per person per day, the organizers said, was defrayed by foreign aid agencies.

Part of the drivers' travel expenses are defrayed by a $37,000 fund collected by S.C.C.A. assessment during the year.

He estimated that legal costs for his suit against Islip, which he defrayed by representing himself, would ahve been at least $5,000.

Neal, whose swimming expenses are partly defrayed by an Asphalt Green scholarship, said: "I had a mix of emotions when I saw the time.

Separately, party and administration officials are working to determine whether executive branch staff members could have their legal fees defrayed by the RNC or private legal defense funds.

Their proposal calls for the Chargers to contribute $353m, which could be defrayed by the additional $100m from the NFL and a naming rights deal.