Sentence examples for defray much of the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry said he was counting on federal help to defray much of the cost.

Some states offer big subsidies, helping to defray much of the initial cost of a home system.

The government was supposed to help consumers by issuing $40 coupons to help defray much of the cost of a converter, which typically cost $40 to $80.

From the Colorado Health Foundation, a nonprofit group that has helped districts all over the state return to healthy cooking, Greeley got $273,000 in grants, which helped defray much of the $360,000 for construction and new equipment.

Indeed, financial aid in the form of grants and loans surpassed $105 billion this year, also a record, helping to defray much of the increases in tuition, the College Board said.

Use of sNAG in a hospital setting would defray much of the cost and markedly reduce the production of antibiotic resistant species.

(The original owners were firefighters; the husband, a skilled metalworker, helped defray costs further by doing much of the construction himself).

Mr. Nelson is sponsoring legislation that would allow school bus ads and direct much of the revenue toward defraying the buses' fuel costs.

Thomas P. Lyon, the institute's director, said much of the money goes to defray third-year costs for graduate students who pursue a dual degree in business and natural sciences.

The IOC has made much of the fact that it will give the winning bidder $880 million to help defray costs.

With much of the nation gripped by a fierce winter storm, President Clinton dispensed $155 million today to help the poor in all 50 states defray the cost of keeping warm.